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Division of Integers

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State the number of terms in each of the expression:
$3 x \div 2 + y + 4$

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Find the number of terms in $3 x \div 2 + y + 4$

$3 x \div 2 + y + 4 = \frac{3 x}{2} + y + 4$ [Using BODMAS rule]
Here, $3 x \div 2 + y + 4$ has three unlike terms that are $\frac{3 x}{2}, y$ and $4$ which are separated by a plus sign

Hence the number of terms in $3 x \div 2 + y + 4$ is $3$

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