The monomial is the simplest building block of algebraic calculus: a number multiplied by a literal part. Before adding, multiplying or dividing them, it is worth learning to recognise their degree and to understand when two monomials are alike.
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The monomial is the simplest building block of algebraic calculus: a number multiplied by a literal part. Before adding, multiplying or dividing them, it is worth learning to recognise their degree and to understand when two monomials are alike.