Question

1. in the expression 4 + 6w, what is the constant?

options:
a. w
b. 6
c. 6w
d. 4

Explanation:

Step1: Recall the definition of a constant

A constant is a term in an expression that does not change its value and has no variable associated with it.

Step2: Analyze the expression \(4 + 6w\)

In the expression \(4+6w\), the term \(6w\) has a variable \(w\), so it is not a constant. The term \(4\) has no variable, so it is the constant. The term \(w\) is a variable, and \(6\) is a coefficient of the variable term \(6w\), and \(0w\) is equivalent to \(0\) but is not the constant here as the constant term is \(4\).

Answer:

d. 4