Consider the expression 3n4 − 5n3 + 9. What is the coefficient of n3?
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The team has lost only 6 games (according to the comments). Let's say "x" is the amount of losses and "y" is the amount of wins.
For every loss, they have 3 wins, so in the end, this would be the equation:
or
Although the first one would be the easier and most understandable to read.
So:
y = 3(6)
would equal
18
For every loss, they have 3 wins, so in the end, this would be the equation:
or
Although the first one would be the easier and most understandable to read.
So:
y = 3(6)
would equal
18