Which term has no attached variable or literal coefficient? A. constant B. exponent C. fraction D. variable
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Constant: A constant is a term that has a fixed value and does not change. It can be a number or a symbol that represents a fixed value. For example, in the expression 3x + 5, 5 is a constant because it has a fixed value of 5 and is not attached to any variable or Show more…
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