Group the like term together: ab, – a^2b, – 3ab, 5a^2b and – 8a^2… - Vidyadip

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Group the like term together: $ab, – a^2b, – 3ab, 5a^2b$ and $– 8a^2b$

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$ab, – 3ab$, are like terms,
$– a^2b, 5a^2b, – 8a^2b$ are like terms

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