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The number factor of a variable term is called the
a) variable
b) constant
c) algebraic expression
d) numerical coefficient

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annahardee2232
It’s the coefficient. I don’t know what a numerical coefficient is but that would be my best guess. Sorry if it is wrong. Hope that helps!

The number factor of a variable term is called the numerical coefficient.

Algebraic expression are made of terms . Terms might be a signed numbers, a variable, or a constant multiplied by a variable or variables.

Examples of an algebraic expression is as follows:

  • 4x + 7

When a constant is multiplied by a variable or variables , that constant is called the coefficient.

In our example the variable is x . The number factor of the variable term x is called the numerical coefficient .

Therefore, the numerical coefficient in our case is 4.

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