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What is the constant for -9x^3+12p+6
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What is the constant for -9x^3+12p+6

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6 is the constant in that equation. The answer is 6 because it is the only number that is not attached to a variable.
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A constant is any numbers in an equation that don't have any variable connected to it.

-9x^3 and 12p are not constants since they are connected to variables.

6 is a constant because its not connected to any variable.

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