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Which pair of terms is a pair of like terms? 4g? and 9g- • gA and h4 • g?h and gh? 3g and 3h

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The pair of like terms is 4g and 9g.

Like terms are terms that have the same variable(s) raised to the same exponent(s). In the given options:

4g and 9g: These are like terms because they both have the variable "g" raised to the first power.

gA and h4: These are not like terms because they involve different variables ("g" and "h") and different exponents.

g and gh: These are not like terms because one has the variable "g" and the other has "gh," which is a different term.

3g and 3h: These are not like terms because they involve different variables ("g" and "h").

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