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Consider the expression `(3)/(2)x^(2)y-(1)/(2)xy^(2)+6x^(2)y^(2)`
In the term `-(1)/(2)xy^(2)`, what is the coefficient of x ?

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`-(1)/(2)y^(2)`
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