Math, asked by sirby, 3 months ago

What is the coefficient of q in the sum of these two expressions? (2/3q – 3/4) and (–1/6q – r)

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Answered by estrellamjan333

Sorry I don't remember how to do 6th grade or 7th grade math problems all I know is subtract both of them then add both of the answers together and the coefficient will be the number before the variable q

Answered by pratikshakri369

Answer:

find the sum and then write the terms as coffient excluding q

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