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    The document discusses key concepts in algebra including terms, variables, coefficients, and polynomials. It explains that in algebra, expressions can have both numbers and letters, with letters representing variables. It defines a term as containing a number, letter, or combination and provides examples. The document emphasizes that to simplify polynomials, you must collect and combine like terms, which share the same variables.

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    The document discusses key concepts in algebra including terms, variables, coefficients, and polynomials. It explains that in algebra, expressions can have both numbers and letters, with letters representing variables. It defines a term as containing a number, letter, or combination and provides examples. The document emphasizes that to simplify polynomials, you must collect and combine like terms, which share the same variables.

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    The document discusses key concepts in algebra including terms, variables, coefficients, and polynomials. It explains that in algebra, expressions can have both numbers and letters, with letters representing variables. It defines a term as containing a number, letter, or combination and provides examples. The document emphasizes that to simplify polynomials, you must collect and combine like terms, which share the same variables.

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    Satheesan Santhirasekaram
    The document discusses key concepts in algebra including terms, variables, coefficients, and polynomials. It explains that in algebra, expressions can have both numbers and letters, with letters representing variables. It defines a term as containing a number, letter, or combination and provides examples. The document emphasizes that to simplify polynomials, you must collect and combine like terms, which share the same variables.

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    Algebra=arithmetic uses numbers only Algebra uses numbers and letters are called varibles. Wish represent number. is a term X is the variable 7 is the coefficient is the term is the veriable 1 is th coefficient

    In an algebrailc expression terms one separated by either a t or a - Exaples of polynomials

    = one terms/ monamial / binomial - 7y+3 =three terms / trinomial -3 = one term / monamial or constant terms Polynomial=an expression mode up of one or more terms Term= a numbera letter or a combination of a letter and number Like terms= terms that have the exact same variable part Example like terms 1)4x,7x-9x 2)6 ,-4 , 3)7x,3 -3x

    Importance of like terms You can only add or subtract like terms Add /subtract polynomial

    Two simplify a plynomial you must collect then add or subtract like terms Rules 1)Collect ike terms 2)add / subtract like terms 7 x+2x+6y

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