Asked by Makayla
Like terms are either
or they are terms with the same
that have the same
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Like terms are either constants or they are terms with the same variables raised to the same powers (same exponents).
Examples:
- 3x^2 and −5x^2 are like terms (same variable x with exponent 2).
- 4xy and 7yx are like terms (same variables x and y, same exponents).
- 5 and −3 are like terms (both constants).
- 2x and x^2 are not like terms (exponents differ).
Examples:
- 3x^2 and −5x^2 are like terms (same variable x with exponent 2).
- 4xy and 7yx are like terms (same variables x and y, same exponents).
- 5 and −3 are like terms (both constants).
- 2x and x^2 are not like terms (exponents differ).
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