Math, asked by richardgreenwell30, 1 year ago

what are the terms of 15ab2 - 9bc2 + 6ca2

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Answered by EmmaCarlos

1

The terms are

15ab2

-9bc2.

and

6ca2

Answered by harshita668

0

the terms are

1. 15ab2

2. -9bc2

3.6ca2

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