View HintsRecall types of algebraic expressions We have to subtract here. The coefficients are the numbers that is multiplied with the variable in all the terms. take a look at the number operation Like terms: The terms having the same literal (variable) with the same exponents are called Like terms. Unlike terms: The terms having the same variable with different exponents or different variables with the same exponents are called Unlike terms. For adding two or more algebraic expressions the like terms of the expressions are grouped together. Like terms: The terms having the same literal (variable) with the same exponents are called Like terms. Unlike terms: The terms having the same variable with different exponents or different variables with the same exponents are called Unlike terms. We have to make the denominator equal to add it. |
