MCQ
Which of the following is the numerical coefficient of $x^2y^2?$
- A$0$
- ✓$1$
- C$x^2$
- D$y^2$
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
$1$
B. $1$
Solution:
So, if is asked that the numerical coefficient of $5x^2$ then the answer will be $5.$
the numerical coefficient is the number, which is before any constant like $x, y, z.$ etc. and we know if we multiply any number or variable with $1$ it remains same.
Here there is no number before $(x^2y^2)$ so we assume it as $1.$
Hence the answer is $1.$
Solution:
So, if is asked that the numerical coefficient of $5x^2$ then the answer will be $5.$
the numerical coefficient is the number, which is before any constant like $x, y, z.$ etc. and we know if we multiply any number or variable with $1$ it remains same.
Here there is no number before $(x^2y^2)$ so we assume it as $1.$
Hence the answer is $1.$
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