Identify, in the expressions, the terms which are not constants. … - Vidyadip

Question

Identify, in the expressions, the terms which are not constants. Give their numerical coefficients:
$xy + 4, 13 – y^2 , 13 – y + 5y^2 , 4p^2 q – 3pq^2 + 5$

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Answer

Following table gives all the required solution:

S. No.	Expression	Term (which is not a Constant)	Numerical Coefficient
$(i)$	$xy + 4$	$xy$	$1$
$(ii)$	$13 – y^2$	$– y^2$	$–1$
$(iii)$	$13 – y + 5y^2$	$–y 5y^2$	$–1$ $5$
$(iv)$	$4p^2 q – 3pq^2 + 5$	$4p^2 q – 3pq$	$4$ $-3$

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