It has three factors and the factor (7 + y) has two terms.
The given expression is (7 + y) ⋅9.
We need to find how is the expression (7 + y) ⋅9 described by its factors and terms.
When algebraic expressions are written as a product of numbers, algebraic variables, or algebraic expressions, each of these numbers and expressions is referred to as a factor of algebraic expressions.
The (7+y).9 expression has two factors other than 1 and the other two factors are (7+y) and 9.
The factor (7+y) has two terms they are 7 and y.
Therefore, the given expression has three factors and the factor (7 + y) has two terms.
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