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Samanthasummers12013go Samanthasummers12013go · Answer 1

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3w+2b: 3,2 / w,b / 2 / none

6xy+2c+4: 6,2 / x,y,c / 3 / 4

2/3y - 3p: 2/3, -3 / y,p / 2 / none

Step-by-step explanation:

A variable is a letter that represents a number. The most common are x and y.

The coefficients are the numbers in front of the variable and can change depending on what the variable is equal to.

A constant is a number that is without a variable, so it cannot be changed.

The number of terms is basically how many "numbers" are there. Terms are the combined coefficient and variable and the constants.

Abimbim9go Abimbim9go · Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

The coefficient of an algebraic expression is the number before the variable,for example in 3e the coefficient of the variable e is 3.

So in the first Expression,

Coefficients:3 and 2

Variables:w and b

Number of terms:2

Constant:_nil_

So in the second Expression,

Coefficients:6 and -2

Variables:xy and c

Number of terms:3

Constant:4

So in the third expression,

Coefficients:2/3 and -3

Variables:y and p

Number of terms:2

Constant:nil

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