What is the coefficient of (-2/3x)(3y)(-2x)

asked Jan 27, 2020 112k views

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by Ulad

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Answer:

The coefficient is equal to

Explanation:

we have

(-(2)/(3)x)(3y)(-2x)

we know that

The coefficient is equal to

(-(2)/(3))(3)(-2)=4

(-(2)/(3)x)(3y)(-2x)=4x^(2)y

Ahmed AU answered Feb 2, 2020

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