In the algebraic expression `x^2-x y+y z-4,` the constant term is `-4` .

In the algebraic expression x^(2)-xy+yz-4, the constant term is -4 .

In the algebraic expression 5x^2y+7x y^2-3x y-4y x^2, we have 5x^2y and -4y x^2 as like terms, whereas 7x y^2 and -3x y are unlike terms.

In the algebraic expression 5x^2y+7x y^2-3x y-4y x^2, we have 5x^2y and -4y x^2 as like terms, whereas 7x y^2 and -3x y are unlike terms.

Find the value of each of the following algebraic expressions. 22-5x - 3y, where x = 5, y=-4

Divide the first algebraic expression by the second algebraic expression in the pairs of algebraic numbers: -15x^2y^4z^4 , -x^2yz^2 ,

In the following algebraic expression find the coefficient of x in the terms or terms which has 'x' as their factor: 4+y+yx.

In the following algebraic expression find the coefficient of x in the terms or terms which has 'x' as their factor: -x-y+2.