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Definition of Binomial. Binomial is an algebraic expression (or a polynomial) containing two terms that are not like terms. 6x â 3 and 2t â 5 are two examples of binomials. They contain each two terms that are not like terms.
1 You canât factor this binomial. 2  For the binomial 2x 2 â 9, 9 is a perfect square, but 2 is not. 3  You canât factor this binomial. 4  Remember that if you donât see a coefficient, itâs understood to be 1, which is a perfect square (1 x 1).. Put the binomial terms in order. While 4 + x is a valid binomial, binomials, like other polynomials, are normally written with the highest order exponent after the variable first. Thus, you would reorder 16 + 4x as 4x +16 and 27 + x 3 as x 3 + 27.