Question

A term with no variable in it is called​

Answer 1

Answer:

The term with no variable in it is called constant.

Answer 2

A term with no variable in it is called a constant.

Explanation:

• The numbers are called constants and it does not contain a variable.
• Constant values will have a fixed numbers and it cannot be changed.
• In algebraic expression, it has atleast one constant value.
• When the value of constant term is 0, it can be omitted in the expression.
• For example, consider the quadratic expression $4x^{2} +3x+2$.
• Here, 2 is a constant since it does not have a variable.