Is the expression

2ax^(2)+bx+c^(3)

linear in a? Assume all constants are non-zero.\ Yes, because if

x,b

, and

c

are treated as constants,

2ax^(2)+bx+c^(3)=

Constant + Constant

*

a.\ No, because if

x,b

, and

c

are treated as Constants,

2ax^(2)+bx+c^(3)!=

Constant + Constant

*a

.\ Yes, because if

a,b

, and

c

are treated as constants,

2ax^(2)+bx+c^(3)=

Constant + Constant

*a

.\ No, because if

a,b

, and

c

are treated as constants,

2ax^(2)+bx+c^(3)!=

Constant + Constant

*a

.

Is the expression 2ax2+bx+c3 linear in a? Assume all constants are non-zero. Yes, because if x,b, and c are treated as constants, 2ax2+bx+c3= Constant + Constant a. No, because if x,b, and c are treated as Constants, 2ax2+bx+c3= Constant + Constant a. Yes, because if a,b, and c are treated as constants, 2ax2+bx+c3= Constant + Constant a. No, because if a,b, and c are treated as constants, 2ax2+bx+c3= Constant + Constant a