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In the expression , which part is the constant term?

Class 6AlgebraAlgebra
  • A
  • B4
  • C9
  • D

Step-by-Step Solution

A constant is a fixed number with no variable. In , the constant term is 9.
Answer: C) 9

Key idea: Reading expressions and naming the parts

In the expression ** is the variable
- **** is a term — it means is the coefficient of is a constant term
- **+** is the operation joining the terms

When a number sits next to a variable with no symbol between them (like ), it always means multiplication. We never write × between a number and its variable.

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