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1. Write an expression with two terms. One term should have a coefficient with a variable & the other term should be a constant. Name the coefficient, the variable, & the constant in the expression. Then write a word phrase for your expression.



2. Mario says that the expression 4 + 3n^2 has four terms: 4, 3, n, and 2. Is he correct? Explain



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Respuesta :

1. You look for an expression like [tex] ax+b [/tex], where [tex]a,b[/tex] are any number you want. For example, if you choose [tex] a=14 [/tex] and [tex] b=25 [/tex] you'll end up with

[tex] 14x+25 [/tex]

14 is the coefficient, x is the variable, 25 is the constant. The word phrase would be something like "add 25 to 14 times a number".

2. No, the expression has two terms: [tex] 4[/tex] and [tex] 3n^2 [/tex] The terms are the parts of an expression separated by "+".

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