What is the coefficient of x in 2x+3?

Expert Solution

The coefficient of x which means the integer with which 'x' is multiplied to and here as we can see the equation is : 2x+3 which is equal to(as per the definition of coefficient) = 2*x + 3 .

So we can say the coefficient of x is '2' here.

The coefficient of x is 2.

Alisha answered 3 years ago

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