Question

2.7 module 2 post-test

a literal equation contains only one variable.

true
false

Explanation:

Define literal equations

Using the Literal Equations knowledge point
A literal equation is an equation consisting primarily of letters or variables, representing multiple unknown quantities (for example, \(A = lw\) or \(d = rt\)). Therefore, it contains two or more variables, not just one.

Evaluate the statement

The statement claims that a literal equation contains only one variable. Since literal equations express relationships between multiple variables, this statement is incorrect.

Answer:

• True
• False (Correct answer)