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Express the linear equation 2=3x in the form ax+by+c=0 and indicate the value of a,b and c. Also give the geometric representation of above equation in two variables.

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Answered by mujahidpathan
2
given
2=3x
this can be written as
3x+0*y+2=0
this is the required equation
Answered by yashsharmajps
0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: A linear equation  

To find: The value of a, b and c, after converting the equation in the form , also give the geometric representation of above equation in two variables.

Solution:

In order to convert  in the form , we first need to transpose all the terms in  to one side.

So, we get .

Now, comparing with the general form  we can see that the coefficient of x is the value of a, the coefficient of y is the value of b and the constant term is the value of c.

So, we have

, and  

Now, to understand the geometric representation, check the attached file.

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