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Which algebraic expression is a difference with two terms

Which algebraic expression is a difference with two terms-example-1
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User Sven E
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Answer:

D

Explanation:

A 6(x + 5) ← multiplication

B 9x ÷ 6 ← division of 2 terms

C 6 + x - 9 ← 3 terms

D 6x - 9 ← difference of 2 terms

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For this case, we have that by definition, the difference is represented by the mathematical sign "-", also called signs of subtraction or sign of subtraction.

Then we discard options A and B.

We have the option C:
6 + x-9

It contains a sign of addition and also refers to three terms.

Finally, in the last option, we have a difference of two terms.


6x is the first term


9is the second term

ANswer:

Option D

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