Which equation contains a term with a coefficient?(1 point)

Question

Responses

8+4k=10
8 plus 4 k equals 10

abc+3=9
a b c plus 3 equals 9

8−g+2=16
8 minus g plus 2 equals 16

18+1=19

Answer 1

An equation contains a term with a coefficient when there is a variable multiplied by a number (the coefficient).

Among the given equations:

1. 8 + 4k = 10: The term 4k has a coefficient of 4.
2. abc + 3 = 9: There are no coefficients because \(abc\) is a single term.
3. 8 − g + 2 = 16: The term g does not have a coefficient explicitly stated (it would be understood to be 1 if it were written as 1g).
4. 18 + 1 = 19: There are no variables, thus no coefficients.

So the equation that contains a term with a coefficient is 8 + 4k = 10.