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Chapter 2: Problem 53

Find the terms of the expression. $$ -3 x+6 $$

Short Answer

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The terms of the expression are \( -3x \) and \( +6 \).

Step by step solution

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Identify the Terms

To find the terms of the expression, just look at each individual unit that is separated by a plus or minus sign. Here we have two terms: \( -3x \) which is the first term and \( 6 \) which is the second term.

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