Asked by Brianna sapp

Which of the following are terms in this expression? Select all that apply.
b3+c2
B^3
7c^2
9c^2
C

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Answered by GPT-4o mini
In the expression \( b^3 + c^2 \), the terms are the parts that are added or subtracted. In this case, the terms are \( b^3 \) and \( c^2 \).

Now reviewing the options you provided:

1. **b3+c2** - This is not a term. It represents the entire expression.
2. **B^3** - This is a term (if we interpret \( B \) and \( b \) as the same variable).
3. **7c^2** - This is a term by itself.
4. **9c^2** - This is also a term by itself.
5. **C** - This is a single variable and can be considered a term, depending on the context.

Thus, the terms that apply are:

- **B^3**
- **7c^2**
- **9c^2**
- **C**

So the relevant terms from your list are **B^3**, **7c^2**, **9c^2**, and **C**.

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