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The expression -7y is a A: Constant B: Term C: Variable
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The expression -7y is a
A: Constant
B: Term
C: Variable

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I believe it’s A, but if It’s wrong, please correct me!
User Rocksfrow
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-7y would be a COEFFICIENT because -7 is being multiplied by y
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