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What is the coefficient of the j term in the polynomial negative 8j^ 2 + 7j - 6?
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What is the coefficient of the j term in the polynomial negative 8j^ 2 + 7j - 6?

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7 is the coefficient of the j term
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Answer:

7 is the coefficient

A coefficient is a number before a variable.

For example, in 7j, 7 is the coefficient:)

Explanation:

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