What is the coefficient of the first

degree term?

The Coefficient of the first-degree term is called as Leading coefficients.

Step-by-step explanation:

Usually, the coefficient is said to be the numerical value which is in product with the variable in the equation or expression. The variable with no number means its Coefficient is considered as 1. The first-degree term is meant to be the term that is multiple with the higher power in the exponential. They can be positive or negative. But the term with the higher power is usually written first in an equation. So in that equation, the first term is called as a leading term and it has the variables which are in multiple with the leading term it is called as leading coefficients.