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The ones with the same variables and same number of exponents
im confused...
so a b and c?
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Alright so if you have \[9x^2,~~28y,~~5x^2\] look at the variables here, you see that 9x^2 and 5x^2 are like terms because they both have x^2 or in other words like the term states, they are "like" each other.
Why b?
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