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A coefficient in algebra is a term for a number in front of (being multiplied by) a variable. For example, in the equation: 3x + 4 = 6x3 3 and 6 are coefficients.
The numerical coefficient of y in 5y is 5. In an algebraic term, the coefficient is the number that is directly multiplied by the variable. In this case, y is being multiplied by 5, making 5 the coefficient of y in the term 5y.
Dependent variable
A independent variable is a particular variable that is being manipulated and the dependent variable is the result of the change of the independent variable. Ex. In an experiment the independent variable is what is being tested and the dependent variable is the result of the test.
An independent variable is a variable which stands independent and is unaffected by other variables. A dependent variable is a variable which is a response to the independent variable, and is usually the factor that is being tested in an experiment.
It is a coefficient.
constant
It is called multiplication!
When a variable is being multiplied and it's negative such as in (-4k = 12), you simply perform the inverse operation (in your case division) and keep the sign the same. e.g. -4k = 12 -4k ÷ -4 = 12 ÷ -4 k = -3
there is nothing being added or multiplied to it, and it is on its own side of the equal sign
NO. The subscript of 3 applies only to the oxygen (O) in CO3.
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The associative property.
A coefficient in algebra is a term for a number in front of (being multiplied by) a variable. For example, in the equation: 3x + 4 = 6x3 3 and 6 are coefficients.
the test variable is the independent variable.
The numerical coefficient of y in 5y is 5. In an algebraic term, the coefficient is the number that is directly multiplied by the variable. In this case, y is being multiplied by 5, making 5 the coefficient of y in the term 5y.
The independent variable is the variable being tested in an experiment. It is the variable that is deliberately changed or manipulated by the researcher to observe its effect on the dependent variable.