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Coefficient of the term 13a+16b
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Coefficient of the term 13a+16b

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Answer:

13 and 16

Explanation:

The coefficients are the numbers that are next to a variable. In the expression:

13a+16b

Both 13 and 16 are next to a variable. Therefore, 13 and 16 is the correct answer.

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