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Which of the following are examples of the like terms?
2 and 2x
2 and 2x
x and y
x and y
-3x and 3x
-3x and 3x
2 and 2x
2 and 2x
x and y
x and y
-3x and 3x
-3x and 3x
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Like terms are terms that have the same variable raised to the same power. Based on the pairs you've provided:
1. **2 and 2x** - These are not like terms because one is a constant (2) and the other includes a variable (2x).
2. **x and y** - These are not like terms because they have different variables.
3. **-3x and 3x** - These are like terms because they both contain the variable x raised to the same power.
So, the only pair of like terms from your examples is **-3x and 3x**.
1. **2 and 2x** - These are not like terms because one is a constant (2) and the other includes a variable (2x).
2. **x and y** - These are not like terms because they have different variables.
3. **-3x and 3x** - These are like terms because they both contain the variable x raised to the same power.
So, the only pair of like terms from your examples is **-3x and 3x**.
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