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Algebra: Like Terms & Polynomials

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Master like terms and polynomials.

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Algebra: Like Terms & Polynomials
 

Algebra: Like Terms & PolynomialsOnline version

Master like terms and polynomials.

by MARIA YSSA
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Part A1: Identify like terms - 5x, 2x, 3y. Which are like terms?

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Part A2: Identify like terms - 4a^2, 7a, -2a^2. Which are like terms?

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Part A3: Identify like terms - 6m, 6m^2, -3m. Which are like terms?

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Part A4: Identify like terms - 9b^3, 5b^3, 8b. Which are like terms?

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Part A5: Identify like terms - 2y^2, 4y, -7y^2. Which are like terms?

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Part B1: Is 4x^2+3x-5 a polynomial?

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Part B2: Is 2/x + 5 a polynomial?

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Part B3: Is 7y^3-2y+9 a polynomial?

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Part B4: Is -x + 4 a polynomial?

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Part B5: Is 6 a polynomial?

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Like terms have the same variable to the same power.

Terms with the same variable and exponent are like.

Like terms share the same variable and exponent.

Like terms have same variable and exponent; b^3 vs b are not like.

y^2 terms are like; y terms are not with y^2.

A polynomial has nonnegative integer exponents and finite terms.

A polynomial cannot have variables in denominators.

All terms are with nonnegative integer exponents on y.

A linear expression with a constant term is a polynomial.

A constant is a polynomial of degree 0.

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