Question

Term having different litteral factors are called fill in the blanks answer​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

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$\sf\green{→Term\: having\: different\: litteral\:}$$\sf\green{ factors \:are\: called}$_______.

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$\sf\orange{→Terms\: having\: different \:literal\: factors }$$\sf\orange{\:or \:same\: literal\: factors\:with \:different\: }$$\sf\orange{ exponents\: are \:called}$ unlike terms.

→For e.g:- $\sf\blue{x2,x3,x4. }$$\sf\pink{All \:have\: same \:x }$$\sf\pink{as\: literal \:factor\: the \:}$$\sf\pink{exponents\: are\: 2, 3 \:and \:4 }$$\sf\pink{which \:are\: not\: same.}$