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What is the constant term in the expression? 15a + 10b + 5 – 7b

What is the constant term in the expression? 15a + 10b + 5 – 7b
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What is the constant term in the expression?
15a + 10b + 5 – 7b

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Answer:

5

Explanation:

15a , 10b , and -7b are coefficients.

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