BIG POINT FOR WHOEVER HELPS ME! PLEASE!!!!!Simplify and determine the coefficient of (-2/3X)(3Y).-X)

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You multiply like terms first, which means -2/3x*-x. It becomes 2/3x*3y. The coefficient of x is 2/3. The coefficient of y is 3. You can’t combine them because they are not like terms with the variables.

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