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16 December, 15:01

Simplify the expression 6X + 12 y + 5 + 2y + 8

what is the coefficient

what is the constant

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  1. 16 December, 18:39
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    There are two coefficients in this equatin, why because we have two variables "x and y ". Therefore the coefficients are (+6 for variable x) and (+14 for variable y) and we have only one constant ... why? because we can only have one constant in a given equation.
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