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Which term should be removed from (4x^2+7x-9) so that no constant term remains and two terms are left?

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Correct answer: -9

In \(4x^2+7x-9\), \(-9\) is the constant term because it has no \(x\). Removing \(-9\) leaves \(4x^2+7x\), which has exactly two terms and no constant term. If \(7x\) were removed, the constant term \(-9\) would still remain. Exam tip: A term without a variable is called a constant term.

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Algebraic ExpressionsConstant TermPolynomialsTermsGrade 9 MathematicsIntroduction To PolynomialsMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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