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What are the coefficients in the equation? - 2x + 4 = 15x
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What are the coefficients in the equation?
- 2x + 4 = 15x

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Coefficients are the values that go in front of variables (they are multiplied by them). In this equation, -2 and 15 are coefficients.
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Answer:

Exact for is : 4/17

decimal for is : 0.23529411...

Explanation:

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