How many terms are there in the polynomial \\(4x^2-6x+1\\)?
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Correct answer: 3
Terms are separated by plus or minus signs. The terms here are \\(4x^2\\), \\(-6x\\), and \\(1\\), so there are 3 terms and the polynomial is a trinomial. In an exam, count the negative sign with its term; \\(-6x\\) is one term, not two.
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3
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Terms are separated by plus or minus signs. The terms here are \\(4x^2\\), \\(-6x\\), and \\(1\\), so there are 3 terms and the polynomial is a trinomial. In an exam, count the negative sign with its term; \\(-6x\\) is one term, not two.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 10 Mathematics question. Chapter: Polynomials. Topic: Polynomials in one variable.
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