How is the expression (7 + y) ⋅ 9 described by its factors and terms? (5 points)

It is has two factors and the factor (7 + y) has two terms.

It has three factors and the factor (7 + y) has two terms.

It has three factors and the factor (7 + y) has one term.

It has two factors and the factor (7 + y) has one term.

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How is the expression (7 + y) ⋅ 9 described by its factors and terms? (5 points)

	
It is has two factors and the factor (7 + y) has two terms.
 	
It has three factors and the factor (7 + y) has two terms.
 	
It has three factors and the factor (7 + y) has one term.
 	
It has two factors and the factor (7 + y) has one term.

acespeedfighter · Answer

@mathstudent55 you told me the answer to this one a few days ago can you help me again with this one

mathstudent55 · Answer

I just did it maybe 5 minutes ago.

acespeedfighter · Answer

i dont remember

mathstudent55 · Answer

http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/579767e1e4b0453b6e8ed421

acespeedfighter · Answer

First, deal with the multiplication.

Example:
If you have 5 * 6, or 7 * x, or xy, in each of these expressions, you have a multiplication of two factors.

The same way, in your problem, you are multiplying two factors.
One factor is 7 + y, and the other factor is 9.

Now that we have dealt with the multiplication part, we look at the factor 7 + y.
This factor is a polynomial of two terms.

Now put the two parts together and match it to one of the choices.

mathstudent55 · Answer

You closed it. Maybe you didn't notice I had answered.

acespeedfighter · Answer

Yea i diddnt sorry

acespeedfighter · Answer

its "B" pr "C"

mathstudent55 · Answer

Notice these two sentences I wrote in my explanation:

"The same way, in your problem, you are multiplying two factors."
"... we look at the factor 7 + y. This factor is a polynomial of two terms."

acespeedfighter · Answer

is it "B" cause i see that it does show 2 terms

mathstudent55 · Answer

How many factors are you multiplying?
Don't guess, just read what I wrote above.

acespeedfighter · Answer

well i am  "muilriplying
" 1

mathstudent55 · Answer

"The same way, in your problem, you are multiplying $\bf \Large \color{red}{~two ~factors."} $
"... we look at the $\bf \Large\color{red}{factor~ 7 + y}$. This factor is a polynomial of $\bf \Large \color{red}{two~ terms."}$

acespeedfighter · Answer

OOOHHHH SO ITS "A"A"A"A""A"A"A""A"A"A"A"A""A"

mathstudent55 · Answer

Correct.

acespeedfighter · Answer

tweww tewee TWOOO

acespeedfighter · Answer

thank you so much

mathstudent55 · Answer

You need to read the explanations I give.
You could have answered easily if you read the explanation in the first place.

acespeedfighter · Answer

yea sorry about that :/

mathstudent55 · Answer

No problem.
You finally did get it.
That's great.

mathstudent55 · Answer

You're welcome.