and are ________ terms.
Like terms
The like terms are defined as the terms that contain the same variable which is raised to the same power.
In algebraic like terms, only the numerical coefficients can vary.
Unlike terms
Algebraic terms, which do not have the same literal coefficients, and cannot be raised to the same power are called, unlike terms.
In the following question, both variable and are raised to the same power.
Hence, and are like terms.