Question:
How is it different from the algebraic expression in Example 1 (Refer to NCERT page no. 16)? [Page No. 17]
Answer:
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Example 1 was . There are two key differences:
Example 1 has a constant term (3), but Example 2 has no constant term.
In Example 1 every term uses a single variable (). In Example 2 the term multiplies two variables together.
Because of that term, Example 2 is not a linear expression, that single term has the two variables multiplied, giving it a higher combined degree. Both expressions, however, use two variables.