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Given 8x^2 – 3 + 4, what is (are) the constant(s)?

Given 8x^2 – 3 + 4, what is (are) the constant(s)?
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Given 8x^2 – 3 + 4, what is (are) the constant(s)?

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User Emil Gi
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-3 and 4 would be your answer
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User Tharris
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Answer:

-3 and 4

Explanation:


  • -3 and
    4 are the constants

since they aren't multiplied a variable

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