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3. If we have a number raised to a power raised to another power, its exponents are:
8. Every number raised to the zero power is equal to:
9. When two or more elements are multiplied and have the same base, their exponents are:
10. Binomials that are multiplied by themselves twice.
11. ____ of similar terms, process you must perform by adding or subtracting the coefficients.
12. They are known as such when they have the same literal part in an algebraic expression.
15. It is the result of squaring a binomial.
17. Polynomial formed by a single term.
19. Polynomial formed by two terms.
20. Combination of literals and numbers related to operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, power, radicals.

1. Multiplication of algebraic expressions (binomials) with easily distinguishable characteristics.
2. Binomials that multiply by themselves three times.
4. Binomials containing the same terms, but with opposite signs.
5. It is the highest degree of the terms that compose it.
6. Letter that accompanies a number in a term.
7. In an algebraic expression, if a number has no variables it is called a ____ term:
13. Polynomial with three terms
14. Algebraic expression that contains operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and power.
16. When two terms are divided and they have the same base, their exponents are:
18. Number that multiplies the variables or literals in a term.