Question
Identity like terms in the following: $a b c, a b^2 c, a c b^2, c^2 a b, b^2 a c, a^2 b c, c a b^2$
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Answer
We have: $a b c, a b^2 c, a c b^2, c^2 a b, b^2 a c, a^2 b c, c a b^2$
Here like terms are $a b^2 c, a c b^2, b^2 a c, c a b^2$
Here like terms are $a b^2 c, a c b^2, b^2 a c, c a b^2$
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