What is the coefficient in the expression 3x/13+4 ?

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What is the coefficient in the expression  3x/13+4 ?

hzro · Answer

The answer is 3.

will.h · Answer

The coefficient is normally the value that is multipleD by the variable
We have the variable here as x 
What is multipleD by x would be named as coefficient
Make sense?

will.h · Answer

Yet aftet simplifying the expression we would have 
3x/17 
So that changes the whole thing

mathmale · Answer

There is only one coefficient of x in this expression:  3x/13+4.  Sometimes the constant term (here, it's 4) is called a coefficient also.

So, focus on the coefficient of x.  It is not 3.  Consider $$\frac{ 3x }{ 13 }=\frac{ 3 }{ 13 }x$$

will.h · Answer

Yeah exactly

kise_ryouta · Answer

so what do i do after that

mathmale · Answer

Please read the instructions.  What do they ask you for?