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When you have a letter, y, the number in front of it is your coefficient. In this case, your coefficient would be negative one, since there is no number there. the equation technically means 6-1y+3. If you don't see a number in front of y, always assume the coefficient is 1.

The coefficient of the variable term is -1.

What is coefficient?

The coefficient is" a number that is being multiplied by variable".

According to the question,

The expression is 6 - y + 3 = 0. In order to find coefficient of variable.

Here variable 'y' is multiplied by -1.

Hence, the coefficient of the variable term is -1.

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