Categorize expressions by terms formed by one or two operations, identify terms, and find expression values.

Okay, Pitambar, I understand you'd like me to address the third part of the question from the image, focusing on categorizing expressions based on their terms and ensuring all formatting is correct.

The third instruction asks to: "Observe the given expressions, write the expressions in which the terms are formed by only one operation. Also, write the expressions in which the terms are formed by two operations. Identify the terms and find the value of the expressions."

In these expressions, terms are separated by addition or subtraction. Operations like multiplication and division are performed within a term before addition/subtraction.
A term like $A \times B$ or $A \div B$ is formed by one operation.
A term that is a single number (a constant) is formed by zero