Question

Find the missing term and the missing coefficient of the following equation: (6a −______)5a =______a^2 − 35a

Answer 1

The missing term in the left side of the equation is 7. Therefore:

(6a-7)5a

On the other hand, the missing coefficient in the right side of the equation is 30. Therefore,

30a^2 - 35a

Combining the left and right sides of the equation:

(6a-7)5a = 30a^2-35a

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Answer 2

Answer:

The missing term=7

Missing coefficient=30

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given  that

(6a-_)5a=_$a^2-35a$

We have to find the value of missing term

In order to find the value of missing term we will compare on both sides

$6a\times 5a=30a^2$

$35=7\times 5=35$

$(6a-7)5a=30a^2-35a$

Hence, the missing term=7

Missing coefficient=30