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What is the coefficient of the c-term of the algebraic expression 14a -72r -c -34d?

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8_murik_8 [283]2 years ago

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The coefficient C-term is 1 in problem. The coefficient is the number before the variable of said equation. Example, the coefficient of X for thus problem 4x-4y is 4 the number BEFORE the variable, never variable itself it won’t ever be 4x

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