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What are x and 8 in the linear equation? 8/x+5=50/25 A.One is variable and one is a coefficient B.One is a constant and one is a coefficient? C.Both are variables. D.both are constants.
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What are x and 8 in the linear equation? 8/x+5=50/25

A.One is variable and one is a coefficient

B.One is a constant and one is a coefficient?

C.Both are variables.

D.both are constants.

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B because both are variables
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