Understanding Like Terms and Simplification

The video tutorial explains the concept of like terms, which are terms with the same variable factors and exponents. It guides viewers through simplifying expressions by combining like terms and rewriting terms in alphabetical order. The tutorial also demonstrates how to identify and group like terms in various expressions, providing examples and explanations for each step.

What are like terms?

• Terms with different variable factors

• Terms with the same variable factors and exponents

• Terms with different exponents

• Terms with the same coefficients

How can the expression 3 * W * Z * Z be simplified?

• 3w^2z

• 3wz^2

• 3wz

• 3w^2z^2

What is the simplified form of 2 SST?

• 2s^2t

• 2st^2

• 2s^2t^2

• 2st

How should the term 4 YX be written?

• 4xy

• 4y^2x

• 4yx

• 4x^2y

What is the simplified form of -7 XX y y z?

• -7x^2y^2z

• -7x^2yz

• -7xyz

• -7xy^2z

Which of the following are like terms with 3B?

• 3B, 2A, 5B

• 3B, B, 5B

• 3B, 5B, 5A

• 3B, 2B, 5A

Which terms are like terms with 10a?

• 10a, 4a

• 10a, 6ab

• 10a, 5b

• 10a, 3b

What are the like terms with 3 wz^2?

• 3 wz^2, 2 wz^2

• 3 wz^2, 5 wz

• 3 wz^2, 4 wz

• 3 wz^2, 6 wz

Which terms are like terms with 9 s^2 t^2?

• 9 s^2 t^2, 4 s^2 t

• 9 s^2 t^2, 3 s^2 t

• 9 s^2 t^2, 5 s^2 t^2

• 9 s^2 t^2, -3 s^2 t^2

Which of the following are constant like terms?

• -4, 7

• -4, 5

• -4, POS 9

• -4, 6