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The literal coefficient of the term `(17)/(3)x^(3)` ___________.

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To find the literal coefficient of the term \(\frac{17}{3}x^3\), we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the term**: The term given is \(\frac{17}{3}x^3\). 2. **Understand the components of the term**: A term in algebra typically consists of a numerical coefficient and a variable part. In this case: - The numerical coefficient is \(\frac{17}{3}\). - The variable part is \(x^3\). 3. **Identify the literal coefficient**: The literal coefficient refers to the variable part of the term, which in this case is \(x^3\). 4. **Conclusion**: Therefore, the literal coefficient of the term \(\frac{17}{3}x^3\) is \(x^3\). ### Final Answer: The literal coefficient of the term \(\frac{17}{3}x^3\) is \(x^3\). ---
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