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an algebraic expressions which contains only two terms is called

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Answered by bellagonzeta19

Answer: Polynomial.

Step-by-step explanation:An algebraic expression that contains one term, two terms, three terms or more is called a Polynomial. By this definition, each of monomial, binomial and trinomial is a Polynomial.

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