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How many terms are in this problem ? y + 9 - 4x^3 ?

How many terms are in this problem ? y + 9 - 4x^3 ?
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How many terms are in this problem ?
y + 9 - 4x^3 ?

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Answer:

Three terms: y, 9 and -4x³

Explanation:

Polynomial terms are monomials of this polynomial.


y+9-4x^3\\\\\text{We have three terms:}\\\\y,\ 9\ \text{and}\ -4x^3

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