3 years ago

Is there always an “invisible” 1 in front of every variable? I need this for a math assignment, thanks.

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1 answer:

vivado [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

yes

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In front of every variable there is an invisible one which is being multiplied by the variable. This doesn't affect the variable because anything times one is still itself. The most common usage of the one is when combining like terms such as x+x. Since the equation is really 1x+1x, it would be 2x.

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