<u>Formula</u>
<em>An expression that uses variables to state a rule is a </em><u><em>formula</em></u>
<h2>Explanation:</h2>An expression that uses variables to state a rule is a formula. It's important to know that formulas uses the equals sign (=) and includes two or more variables. Formulas gives us information that we express symbolically. For example, the well known formula for the volume of a sphere is defined as:
So in this formula we have a relationship between the volume of a sphere and its radius, so if we have information about the radius of it we can easily calculate the volume of it.
<h2>Learn more:</h2>Volume of prism: brainly.com/question/12501166
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10 and -8 ✅
Hii, do you need to know the co-efficients in the expression ? No problem! (:
A "co-efficient" is a number that comes before a variable.
Here there are only two such numbers: "10" and "-8"; 10 comes before b, and -8 comes before a. 2 and 6 don't come before any variables at all, so they are not co-efficients.
Voila! There's our solution, cheers! (:
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Hope that this helped! Best wishes.
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