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What is the coefficient of the second term in the expression?

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C) -9
This is because the coefficients can be defined as the numbers before the variables. In this case the second variable reading from left to right is b. The coefficient(number I front of the variable) is negative nine which is answer choice C

marissa [1.9K]2 years ago

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C) -9

This is because the coefficients can be defined as the numbers before the variables. In this case the second variable reading from left to right is b. The coefficient(number I front of the variable) is negative nine which is answer choice C

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