TRUE or FALSE 1. The letters are called the coefficient of the expression.
2. Part of an algebraic expression separated by the signs are called variables.
3. A polynomials that two terms is called monomial.
4. 2x is a constant.
5. 5ab + 2b = 7ab.
6. After listing the coefficient of synthetic division the next step is to bring down the first coefficient.
7. When an algebraic expression only involves addition, subtraction, and multiplication of variables is called
polynomial.
8. When two terms do not have identical variable parts, they are called unlike terms.
9. The numerical part in front of the variables is called the coefficient.
10. A term without any variables is called a constant term.
2. Part of an algebraic expression separated by the signs are called variables.
3. A polynomials that two terms is called monomial.
4. 2x is a constant.
5. 5ab + 2b = 7ab.
6. After listing the coefficient of synthetic division the next step is to bring down the first coefficient.
7. When an algebraic expression only involves addition, subtraction, and multiplication of variables is called
polynomial.
8. When two terms do not have identical variable parts, they are called unlike terms.
9. The numerical part in front of the variables is called the coefficient.
10. A term without any variables is called a constant term.
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