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3k is an example of? A) a term B) a constant C) a veriable
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3k is an example of?
A) a term
B) a constant
C) a veriable

User Larry Osterman
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3 is a constant, and k is a variable.

The 3k means the constant times the variable, or 3 of the variable.
(k)(k)(k)=3k
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