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Degenerate cubic containing a line (L3=0)

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A projective line L=0 is contained in the zero locus of the nonzero cubic L3. The union of three lines is given by their product, and a conic together with a line is likewise a plane cubic. Reducibility and repeated factors are permitted in polynomial coverings used in incidence geometry; a covering by cubics need not consist of smooth irreducible curves.

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