Identify the constants and variables in 2cm +4y

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1 answer:

Harman [31]3 years ago

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constant = 2 and 4

variable = y

Explanation:

A constant is usually a symbol with a known value. In the expression, the constants are 2 and 4.

Their values are accurately known.

A variable is place holder and the value is not known. Variables are not static. They can take different numerical values as defined by an equation:

2cm +4y

the cm is the a unit

2 and 4 are constants

y is a variable that can assume any value

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