The coefficient is just what the variable is multiplied by, so:
-5q.
Answer: With the equation being negative you would multiply it to most likely get a positive if Z is Negative. If Z is a positive but also a higher number the equation is defenitly positive. I dont know the exact answer do to the fact that you didint show the whole question.
Answer:
n=-2
Step-by-step explanation:
add 10 to both sides
-12 + 10 = -2
Assuming you mean this as your problem I hope I can assist you.

So just apply the exponent rule to start, which is (a/b)^c = a^c/b^c
This translates to....

Now apply the exponent rule (a^b)^c = a^bc
Which translates to 3^2 * 4 which is refined to 3^8
So now we have....

Just apply the exponent rule (a^b)^c
So we get 2^5 * 4 which refines to 2^20
Therefore our final answer is 2^20/3^8
When you multiple the two you will get 10<span />