Question

Unlike terms are the terms with the same literal factors.

• A. True
• B. False

Answer 1

The correct option is B False

Term in an algebraic expression can be represented as:


Literal factor is a factor of an algebraic term without the constant. For example, in the above image $\underset{–}{x}$ is the literal part.

Unlike terms $\underset{–}{\text{always}}$ contain different literal factors.
For example, $2a{b}^2,3a^{2}b,5ab,$ etc. are unlike terms and have different literal factors.

Therefore, option (b.) is the correct answer.