Math, asked by akshatprajapati, 2 months ago

find the
coeffcient of y in -y/3​

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Answered by SilentMassacreZ10
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Answer:

-y/3 means y × -1/3 .Hence Coefficient of y is -1/3

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Answered by CopyThat
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Question: Find the coefficient of y in the term -y/3

↔Answer:

  • Let's know what is a coefficient:
  • It can be defined as the number/constant multiplied by a variable,
  • Ex: In the term 17y , the coefficient of y is 17, as 17 is been multiplied with y to form 17y.

⇔Similarly in the term -y/3 , the coefficient of the term y is -1.

↔As -1 is been multiplied with y to form -y.

⇔ ∴ -y/3 can be written as -1/3

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