Answer:
The coefficient of variable term y is -1
Step-by-step explanation:
We have an expression given in the question that is:
6 - y + 3
We have to find the coefficient of the variable term.
In mathematics, variable can be defined as any term which is to be measured. For example in the given expression, y is the variable because its value is unknown yet and it has to be measured.
Coefficients are the number the multiply the variable
For example
In 2x, x is the variable and 2 is the coefficient.
Now in the given expression, we have
6 - y + 3
or
6 + (-1)(y) + 3
So considering (-1)(y), the variable is y while its coefficent is -1
5w²-3w-2=0
5w²-5w+2w-2=0
5w(w-1)+2(w-1)=0
(5w+2)(w-1)=0
either w= -2/5 or w=1
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