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In the term -8xy²,state the coefficient of xy²

In the term -8xy²,state the coefficient of xy²
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In the term -8xy²,state the coefficient of xy²

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The coefficient of a term is the constant that comes before it. in -8xy^2, the constant that comes before the xy^2 is -8, so the coefficient is -8.
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