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MP Board · Class 8 · Mathematics · Algebraic Expressions and IdentitiesWhich of the following algebraic expressions is a binomial?

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An algebraic expression containing exactly two unlike terms is called a binomial. Here, $2x + 3y$ has two unlike terms.

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Option : $2x + 3y$ (Correct Answer)

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Option 1: $5xyz$

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Option 2: $a + b + c$

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Option 3: $7$

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