Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Linear expression is usually an expression of 1st degree.
A. The product of a number and seven [tex]=7\cdot n=7n[/tex]
Correct, linear
B. The sum of three consecutive numbers.
Let the smallest number be n, the next number is n + 1 and the last number is n + 2. Then their sum is
[tex]n+(n+1)+(n+2)[/tex]
Correct, linear
C. The square of a number times three.
Let the number be n, then its square is [tex]n^2[/tex] and the square of a number times three is
[tex]n^2\cdot 3=3n^2[/tex]
Correct, nonlinear
D. Twice the sum of a number and 8.
If the number is n, then the sum of the number anf 8 is n + 8. Twice the sum is
[tex]2\cdot (n+8)=2(n+8)[/tex]
Incorrect, linear
E. The cube of a number divided by two.
If the number is n, then its cube is [tex]n^3.[/tex] The cube of the number divided by 3 is
[tex]n^3\div 3[/tex]
Correct, nonlinear