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How many terms are in the expression? 3x²-6x+1

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How many terms are in the expression? 3x²-6x+1

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Shagun Pruthi asked

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There are 3 terms: 3x^2, -6x, and 1.

Dushmantha answered Mar 14, 2021

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Answer:

3

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3x2 is a term, -6x is a term, and 1 is a term (i could be wrong)

Danr answered Mar 16, 2021

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