Math Snap

STEP 1

Assumptions1. The algebraic expression is $6a +6$
. We need to identify the first term of the algebraic expression3. We need to determine if the first term is a variable term or a constant term4. For a variable term, we need to identify the variable and the coefficient of the term

STEP 2

The first term of the algebraic expression is $6a$.

STEP 3

The term $6a$ is a variable term because it contains a variable, which is $a$.

In the variable term $6a$, the variable is $a$ and the coefficient of the variable is $6$.
So, the first term of the algebraic expression $6a +6$ is a variable term, with $a$ as the variable and $6$ as the coefficient.