Math, asked by Ollvia, 7 months ago

The numerial factor in a term???

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Answered by Anonymous

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A coefficient is the numerical factor of a term containing constant and variables. ... For example, in the term x2y3, the coefficient is +1. In the term –x, the coefficient is -1.

Answered by praseethanerthethil8

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A coefficient is the numerical factor of a term containing constant and variables. ... For example, in the term x2y3, the coefficient is +1. In the term –x, the coefficient is -1.

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