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In the equation 3/4y+1/2=3 1/4, the fractional coefficient is

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Answer:


(3)/(4)

Explanation:

Given equation:
(3)/(4)y + (1)/(2) = 3 (1)/(4)

In the given equation,
(3)/(4) is a coefficient and y is the variable.

coefficient is a constant number or quantity multiplied to a variable in an algebric expression. Like in the above equation
(3)/(4) is a coefficient and y is the variable. We use term variable for y as its value may vary or change. If variable does not have any coefficient in any expression then in that case, we consider 1 as coefficient, for example:
x+4, here variable have 1 as coefficient.

Hence, the fractional coefficient is
(3)/(4).

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