draw the graph of equation 2y-3=0 i) in one variable ii) in two variable
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Step-by-step explanation:
2y=−x+1⋯(1)
To draw the graph ,we need at least two solutions of the equation
Put x=0 in (1)
2y=−0+1
⟹2y=1
⟹y=21
So (0,21) or (0,0.5) is a solution of the equation
Put y=0 in (1)
2(0)=−x+1
⟹−x+1=0
⟹x=1
So (1,0) is a solution of the equation
With these two solutions we can draw graph of 2y=−x+1
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