Math, asked by Okumar9241, 1 year ago

What Is the coefficient of y in the term -y/3

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Answered by gyanendramishra1111

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Answer:

coefficient of y in -y/3 is -3

Answered by emmanenisanthoshrao

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Answer:

the coefficient of y= -1/3

Step-by-step explanation:

-y/3=(-1/3)×y

the coefficient of y= -1/3

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