Quiz Review Pence & MacLeod. Given this expression identify the following 7j – 11k + k -9  Terms  Like terms  Variables  Coefficients  Constants.

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Quiz Review Pence & MacLeod

Given this expression identify the following 7j – 11k + k -9  Terms  Like terms  Variables  Coefficients  Constants  7j, -11k, k, -9  -11k and k  j, k  7, -11, 1  -9

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