what is a term of an expression having no literal factor called ??

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A term having no literal factor is called constant term.
Thus, in the expression x² - y³ + 4, 4 has no literal factor and it is called constant term.

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what is a term of an expression having no literal factor called ??

A term having no literal factor is called constant term. Thus, in the expression x2 - y3 + 4, 4 has no literal factor and it is called constant term.

A term having no literal factor is called constant term.
Thus, in the expression x² - y³ + 4, 4 has no literal factor and it is called constant term.