1.) Are the terms that follow like terms?

3x and x

yes

no

-

2.) 3x2 and 3x

yes

no

-

3.) 3xy and 3yx

yes

no

-

4.) - m and m

yes

no

-

5.) 3xy2 and 3y2x

yes

no

-

6.) 3m and 3n

yes

no

Question

Vivian Yang

Mathematics

8 October, 02:27

1.) Are the terms that follow like terms?

3x and x

yes

no

-

2.) 3x2 and 3x

yes

no

-

3.) 3xy and 3yx

yes

no

-

4.) - m and m

yes

no

-

5.) 3xy2 and 3y2x

yes

no

-

6.) 3m and 3n

yes

no

+1

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Semaj Ferrell · Answer 1

1) yes (3x-x = 2x for example)

2) no (only 3x^2 is squared and they can't be summed or subtracted).

3) yes (they're just in different positions)

4) yes (they are + m and - m and 1m-1m = 0m)

5) yes (in both terms only y is squared)

6) no (different letters)

1.) Are the terms that follow like terms?3x and xyesno-2.) 3x2 and 3xyesno-3.) 3xy and 3yxyesno-4.) - m and myesno-5.) 3xy2 and 3y2xyesno-6.) 3m and 3nyesno

1.) Are the terms that follow like terms?

3x and x

yes

no

-

2.) 3x2 and 3x

yes

no

-

3.) 3xy and 3yx

yes

no

-

4.) - m and m

yes

no

-

5.) 3xy2 and 3y2x

yes

no

-

6.) 3m and 3n

yes

no