Answer:
[tex]\begin{gathered} Sum:\text{ 5x+1} \\ \text{ Term: 3y} \\ \text{ Product: 9\lparen5x+1\rparen} \\ \text{ Factor: 9} \\ \text{ Quotient: 9\lparen5x+1\rparen/3y} \\ \text{ Coefficient: 3 } \end{gathered}[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
An expression is composed by;
1. Sum is represented with the addition symbol.
2. A term can be constant or a variable or both in an expression.
3. Quotients are represented by the division sign.
4. Coefficients are written before the variables.
5. Factors are written before a parenthesis.
Therefore, by the concepts given above, identify them on the following expression:
[tex]\begin{gathered} \frac{9(5x+1)}{3y} \\ \text{ Sum: 5x+1} \\ Term:3y \\ \text{ Product: 9\lparen5x+1\rparen} \\ \text{ Factor: 9} \\ \text{ Quotient: 9\lparen5x+1\rparen/3y} \\ \text{ Coefficient: 3} \end{gathered}[/tex]
