3 years ago

Can you multiply a coefficient by a constant

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Tom [10]3 years ago

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yes

because coefficient and constant can be multiplied or divided for example 5x * 7 equals 35 but if you are coefficient and constant you couldn't like an example 7 + 6x equals 7 + 6x

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