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An equation can be broken down into expressions terms variables consonants and coefficients in the equation 0.4 - 7x = 3 what is or are the constants in the equation minus 7 0.4 and 3 0.4 or 3
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In the equation \(0.4 - 7x = 3\), we can identify the constants as follows:
1. **Constants** are terms in the equation that do not contain any variables (like \(x\)).
2. In this equation:
- **0.4** is a constant.
- **3** is also a constant.
- **-7** is a coefficient of the variable \(x\) and is not considered a constant on its own.
Therefore, in the given equation, the constants are **0.4** and **3**.
1. **Constants** are terms in the equation that do not contain any variables (like \(x\)).
2. In this equation:
- **0.4** is a constant.
- **3** is also a constant.
- **-7** is a coefficient of the variable \(x\) and is not considered a constant on its own.
Therefore, in the given equation, the constants are **0.4** and **3**.
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