Answer:
8
Step-by-step explanation:
The term 8x is a product (as is any term). It is the product of a constant coefficient (8) and a variable (x). The "coefficient" is the multiplier of the variable of interest, so is 8 in this term.
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The word "coefficient" is often used to refer to the constant multiplier in any term. For example, in the term 6xy, if we just ask for the coefficient, we are interested in the value 6.
On the other hand, if we ask for the coefficient of y in that term, we expect to be told it is <em>6x</em>. That is, the "coefficient" is the multiplier of the specified variable or constellation of variables.
Answer 1: A and C
Step-by-step explanation:
Use distribution law to see which answer match the equation at the top.
Answer 2: 16q + 4
10q and 6q are like terms
10q + 6q = 16q
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5 - 1
8.6 because 1 is not great enough to boost that 6 up to a 7
The next step in the equation is the quotient
