Write down the algebraic expression whose terms are :
$2, 3 x^{2}, \frac{5}{7} x y, x^{3} y$

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Solution

Given
Terms : $2, 3 x^{2}, \frac{5}{7} x y, x^{3} y$
Formation of algebraic expression by the terms :
Removing commas between the terms and putting " $+$ " sign in between the terms , we will get the algebraic expression
Therefore, Algebraic expression formed is $2 + 3 x^{2} + \frac{5}{7} x y + x^{3} y$

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