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An equation which contains only one variable of degree '1' is called a simple linear equation

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Answered by shivram7504

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Answered by 11422014

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A single variable equation is an equation in which there is only one variable used. (Note: the variable can be used multiple times and/or used on either side of the equation; all that matters is that the variable remains the same.) These are all examples of single variable equations

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