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Explain and illustrate the difference between a term and coefficient.
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Explain and illustrate the difference between a term and coefficient.
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5x²
5x² is a term
in this term coefficient is 5
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lets use 3x
3x is a term (whole thing)
coefficient is the number multiplied by the variable. .. so in this case 3 is coefficient.
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