| Advanced Math |
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What is a 'Literal Coefficient' ? |
Answer : |
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A letter which has fixed value is a Literal Coefficient. Usually the letters at the begining of the alphabet are used for this
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Literal Coefficient is a coefficient expressed in letters, or in letters and figures. |
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For Example : |
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To save time, when you want to write down 56398246 each time in a sum or if its value although fixed is
unknown then this number may be called a, b, c, or any other letter of the alphabet. |
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