What are the like terms in the algebraic expression? −x2y + 2xy2 − 5 + 3y − 4xy + y june claims the like terms are: 3y and y −x2y and 2xy2 did june identify the correct like terms? check the correct statement.

No, June did not identify the correct like terms.

Step-by-step explanation:

The given algebraic expression is

In an algebraic expression, two terms are called like terms if they have the same variables and powers.

In the given algebraic expression 3y and y are like terms because both terms have the same variable y with power 1.

In the given algebraic expression -x²y and 2xy² are not like terms because both terms have the same variables x and y but having different powers.

June claims the like terms are: 3y and y ,-x²y and 2xy/

Since 3y and y are like terms and -x²y and 2xy² are not like terms, therefore June did not identify the correct like terms.

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