4b2 + 5b - 27 Which of the following describes 4 in the expression above? A.sum B. product C. coefficient D. quotient

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4b2 + 5b - 27

Which of the following describes 4 in the expression above?
A.sum
B. product
C. coefficient
D. quotient

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The answer is C, the coefficient.

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