What is a term and a constant
term is the part of an expression that contains a variable
Exampels?
for example : 4a + 9 , here 4a is the term
9 is the constant constants have fixed values
What is a coefficant
No.. a term can also be a constant :)
oh yes parth is right
The coefficient of a variable is the number multiplied to that variable.
i was just improving my mistake
4a ===> 4 is the coefficient
For example, the coefficient of x in 45x is 45.
did you get it? @waheguru :)
So what is a term
Also, the coefficient of x in 45x is 45.
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"A term is a mathematical expression which may form a separable part of an equation, a series, or another expression." According to wikipedia.
So a term is anything seperated by a + - sigh right ?
Two terms are separated only by + and -, not \(\times\) or \(\div\)
Yep
What if its esperated by x or divide?
This is the definition given to me but It was not clear A term is an expression formed by the product of numbers and/or variables.
Okay. Let's take 42x. 42 and x are NOT two different terms. Reason: \(42x\) is the same as \(42 \times x\). They are separated by \(\times\).
That made it clear thanks
You're welcome :)
But why does my definition say product of numbers ? A term is an expression formed by the product of numbers and/or variables.
It is just talking about a term on its own right ?
Yeah. 42x is formed by a product of numbers 42 and x.
Yes, it is.
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You're welcome, again :D
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