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What are the variables in this expression? f+29+ -7
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What are the variables in this expression?
f+29+ -7

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Answer:

f

Explanation:

The variables would always be the letter

User Wrgrs
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Variables are any "letters" in the given equation.

In the equation [ f + 29 + (-7) ], the only letter is "f" which means its the only variable.

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