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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.
Submit. Â· just now. Report Abuse. A monomial is an expression which consists of exclusively one term, having a leading coefficient, a variable, and an exponent to which the variable is raised as a base. For example, 3*x^2 is a monomial, 3 is its leading coefficient, x is its variable, and 2 is its exponent.A binomial is an expression consisting the sum of two monomial terms which cannot be simplified to be the same term, either due to a different variable or due to a different exponents of the variable(s). trinomial is an expression consisting the sum of three monomial terms which cannot be simplified to be fewer terms, either due to different variables or due to different exponents of the variable(s).