The answer is b, tell me if you don't understand.
See below for the terms, coefficients, and constants in the variable expressions
<h3>How to determine the terms, coefficients, and constants in the variable expressions?</h3>
To determine the terms, coefficients, and constants, we use the following instance:
ax + by + c
Where the variables are x and y
- Then the terms are ax, by and c
- The coefficients are a and b
- The constant is c
Using the above as guide, we have:
A) 2b + 2ac+5
- Terms: 2b, 2ac, 5
- Coefficient: 2, 2 and 5
- Constant 5
B) 34abx + 16y +1
- Terms: 34abx, 16y, 1
- Coefficient: 34ab, 16
- Constant: 1
C) st +4u + v
- Terms: st, 4u, v
- Coefficient: 4
D) 14xy + 6
- Terms: 14xy, 6
- Coefficient: 14, 6
- Constant 6
E) 14x + 12y
- Terms: 14x, 12y
- Coefficient: 14, 12
F) 3+ 6-7+a
- Terms: 3, 6, -7, a
- Coefficient: 1
- Constant: 3, 6, -7
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280 divided by 7 = 40 pages every night
(28/7=4, add a zero)
The solution to these equations is either x < 0 or x > 3.
In order to find them, we need to solve each equation separately. Let's start with the first one.
2x - 1 < -1 -----> Add 1 to both sides
2x < 0 -----> Now divide each side by 2.
x < 0
Now let's look at the second one.
-4x < -12 ----> Divide both sides by -4
x > 3 (Notice that the sign changes direction because we divided by a negative)
When you have an "or" statement, you'll wind up with two answers, so we use both of these.
Answer:
a
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