which of the following represents a term from the expression given?

Question

6x^2+8x-13

x^2
x
6
8x

Answer 1

In the expression \(6x^2 + 8x - 13\), the terms are the individual parts that are added or subtracted.

The terms are:

• \(6x^2\)
• \(8x\)
• \(-13\)

From the options you provided, the following represents a term from the expression:

• \(6\) (as part of the term \(6x^2\))
• \(x^2\) (as part of the term \(6x^2\))
• \(x\) (as part of the term \(8x\))
• \(8x\) (which is a full term in the expression)

Thus, all of the options \(x^2\), \(x\), and \(8x\) are parts of terms in the expression, but only \(8x\) is a complete term on its own.