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Farzan Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Preposition of coefficient

Hello.

I am confused about the preposition of the coefficient. For example, the coefficient of the variable A is positive. I have also seen "on" instead of "of". Which one is correct?

Thank you.

  

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farzan I have also seen "on" Where? Can you give us a link or copy the example into this thread? farzan Which one is correct?

— CalifJim

  • farzan I have also seen "on" Where?
  • Can you give us a link or copy the example into this thread?
  • farzan Which one is correct?
  • of But there may be a reason for the use of 'on' in the example you found.
  • CJ
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farzan I have also seen "on"

Where? Can you give us a link or copy the example into this thread?

farzanWhich one is correct?

of

But there may be a reason for the use of 'on' in the example you found.

CJ

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