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Will the sum of two linear expressions each with an x-term , always,sometimes,or never have an x-term ? Explain your reasoning
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Will the sum of two linear expressions each with an x-term , always,sometimes,or never have an x-term ? Explain your reasoning
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Will the sum of two linear expressions each with an x-term , always,sometimes,or never have an x-term ? Explain your reasoning
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If a linear expression has an x term then it always has an x term. The x disappears nowhere between -
∞ and
∞.
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