<h3>A number that multiplies a variable in a term is known as a coefficient.</h3>
Given the term: 6x^3, we can identify three parts:
The coefficient, 6, is the constant that is being multiplied by the variable.
The variable, x, is a number with an unknown value, or with multiple potential values.
The exponent, 3, is the power with which the variable is being raised to.
It would be 23 I’m pretty sure:)
The first space is for the slope, which would be 2. The second is for the y-intercept, which is 110.
So if you fill those in, it would be N=2M+110
Okay so you do 6r-8r which = -2r
Then you do 5t-4t which = 1t
So the answer simplified = -2r + 1t
