Question

Which term in the following inequality is a letter coefficient? Bx + 72 < 12
A. x
B. B
C. 72
D. Bx

Answer 1

are you sure this is correct

Answer 2

In the inequality \( Bx + 72 < 12 \), the term that is a letter coefficient is:

**B. B**

In this case, \( B \) is the coefficient of the variable \( x \). The term \( Bx \) as a whole represents a product of the coefficient \( B \) and the variable \( x \), but the specific letter coefficient in this context is the letter \( B \) itself.

Answer 3

Yes, I am sure. In the inequality \( Bx + 72 < 12 \):

- The term \( Bx \) consists of the coefficient \( B \) (which is a letter) and the variable \( x \).
- \( 72 \) is a constant.
- Therefore, the letter coefficient in this context is indeed **B** (the coefficient of the variable \( x \)).

So the correct answer is **B. B**.