Use the expression 5 (6 + 4x) to answer the following:

Part A: Describe the two factors in this expression.

Part B: How many terms are in each factor of this expression?

Part C: What is the coefficient of the variable term?

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Leonard Newman

Mathematics

30 July, 03:18

Use the expression 5 (6 + 4x) to answer the following:

Part A: Describe the two factors in this expression.

Part B: How many terms are in each factor of this expression?

Part C: What is the coefficient of the variable term?

+4

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Kaylin Mcpherson · Answer 1

Part A: 6 and 4x are the two factors because the initial equation was 30+20x but they factored out a 5 from both 30 and 20 to make the new equation

Part B:there are 3 terms in this expression

Part C:The coefficient of the variable X is 4

Use the expression 5 (6 + 4x) to answer the following:Part A: Describe the two factors in this expression.Part B: How many terms are in each factor of this expression?Part C: What is the coefficient of the variable term?

Use the expression 5 (6 + 4x) to answer the following:

Part A: Describe the two factors in this expression.

Part B: How many terms are in each factor of this expression?

Part C: What is the coefficient of the variable term?