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Yes, you can add a constant to a number that contains a variable, but you cannot combine them into a single term. For example, if you have the expression (3x + 5), you can express it as the sum of (3x) (the term with the variable) and (5) (the constant). The two parts remain distinct in the expression, but they can be written together as a single expression.

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