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In a class activity in Pune, students placed cards on a wall.
The cards read: .
Groups are formed by putting like terms together.
How many cards go into the largest group of like terms?

Class 7Like and Unlike TermsAlgebra
  • A6
  • B3
  • C4
  • D2

Step-by-Step Solution

Like-term groups: -cards = {} (3 cards), a-card = {}, b-card = {}. The largest group has 3 cards.
Answer: B) 3

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