2x and 1 are the ___ of the algebraic expression 2x + 1.

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The 'term' of an algebraic expression is either a single number or variable, or number and variables multiplied together.
When such terms are added it forms an algebraic expression.
So 2x and 1 are the $t e r m s$ of the algebraic expression 2x + 1.

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