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Lexewolfgirl
Like terms are either CONSTANTS, or they are terms with the same VARIABLE that have the same EXPONENT. Some examples: 9x and 5x are like terms because they both have the same variable (x) with the same exponent (1). however, 5 and 5x are not like terms, because one is a constant while the other has a variable. hope this helps you out
Lanuel

Like terms are either constants or they are terms with the same variable that have the same exponent.

What are like terms?

Like terms can be defined as either constants with numerical values or mathematical expressions (terms) that are having the same variables with the same exponent.

An example of like terms.

In Mathematics, 19x, 3x, and 5x are examples of like terms because they all terms with the same variable that have the same exponent. Also, an example of a constant is 1.

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