Question

whats a constant term and an algebraic term? I have to find whats in my problem but i cant remember what they are and the internet wont explain it clear enough for me

Answer 1

The Constant Term in an expression or equation has a fixed value and does not contain variables.
The constant term in the equation 6x2 - 3x + 5 is 5.

Answer 2

a constant term is just a number like
3,56, 8.24

whereas a variable has letter in it
like, x, y , 10x, xy

Answer 3

oohohhhhhh ok. But your example wouldn't be a constant because it has variables.

ty hartnn

Answer 4

what about algebraic terms?

Answer 5

algebraic term is a very general stuff
many many things include in it, entire algebra :P
constants , variables, expressions, equations can all be algebraic

Answer 6

kay thx

Answer 7

welcome ^_^

Answer 8

Which description best represents the expression 8 • x + 1?

1 algebraic term, 1 constant term

2 variable terms, 1 constant term

3 terms, 2 numerical terms

2 terms, 2 algebraic terms
now im confused

Answer 9

so, a constant is an algebraic term, a variable is also an algebraic term
so how many algebraic term you can see there ?

Answer 10

ooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Answer 11

Note : 8x is considered as one single term

Answer 12

oh ya...

Answer 13

ok, i think they are considering constant term as NOT an algebraic term