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what is the difference between coefficient and numerical coefficient...????? ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Coefficient. Coefficient usually refers to "numerical coefficient", even though the term has a broader definition. A numerical coefficient is a constant multiplier of the variables in a term. In the term -5x2y, the numerical coefficient is -5.

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Answered by Karthi2112
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What is the difference between coefficient and numerical coefficient?

Coefficient usually refers to "numerical coefficient", even though the term has a broader definition. A numerical coefficient is a constant multiplier of the variables in a term. In the term -5x2y, the numerical coefficient is -5.

What is the difference between numerical coefficient and literal coefficient?

Numerical coefficient is the constant multiplicative factors attached to the variables in an expression. Literal coefficient is the variable that follows the number.

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