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What is a like number

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asked May 21, 2014 by Peter P a Novice (71 points)

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It is when a number or letter is the same term or like term as another number. For example: a+b+2b a is a term and b and 2b are the same term because at the end it has a b.

answered Aug 29, 2014 by Liam H a Novice (4 points)

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