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Introduction to Simple Equations

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An algebraic equation can't have more than one variable.

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The correct option is B False

A mathematical sentence with numbers, operation symbol (+, -, $\times$ , / ), variable and an equal sign.

An algebraic equation should atleast have 1 variable. This means, it can have more than 1 variable.

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