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Enter the terms and the coefficients of the expression.

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Answer/Step-by-step explanation:

A term is part of an expression, which could be a number, a number multiplied with a variable, a variable, or 2 variables multiplied together.

The terms in the given expression, $- 60 + 7p - 3z$ , are $-60, 7p, -3z$ .

Coefficient is the number that is multiplied by a variable.

The coefficients in $- 60 + 7p - 3z$ , are: $7, -3$ .

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