1. The expression $iv + 7u$ represents a linear combination of two variables $i$ and $u$, where $v$ and $7$ are coefficients multiplying $i$ and $u$ respectively.
2. The expression $8w - d$ is a linear expression involving two variables $w$ and $d$, where $8$ is the coefficient of $w$ and $d$ is subtracted from it.
3. The expression $5x + 3y$ is a linear combination of variables $x$ and $y$, with coefficients $5$ and $3$ respectively.
4. The expression $7pq$ represents the product of three factors: the constant $7$ and the variables $p$ and $q$ multiplied together.
5. The expression $5x + 4$ is a linear expression with variable $x$ multiplied by $5$ plus a constant term $4$.
Each expression is a combination of variables and constants using addition, subtraction, or multiplication, commonly used in algebra to represent relationships or quantities.
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