Math, asked by ajaysinghchamaru, 3 months ago

Which of the following is like term of 3xy?

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Answered by utkarshraj2725

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Answer:

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Answered by guptaankita5252

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Answer:

Like terms are the terms whose variables and exponents are same.

The coefficients that is the number you multiply by can be different.

In the given value 3xy,3 is the coefficient hence it can be different.. But the terms xy should be the same.

Therefore all the options satisfy the requirements.

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