Question

How did you graph each linear equations in two variables

Answer 1

To find: How is each linear equation in two variables graphed.

Step-by-step explanation:

• First-order degree equations are linear equations in which the largest power of the variable is one. Linear equations in one variable refer to equations with only one variable. If there are two variables in the linear equations, they are referred to as linear equations in two variables, and so on.

• Linear equations in two variables are one-dimensional equations with two variables. It has the form $ax +by +c = 0$, where a, b, and c are all real values, and both a and b are not zero.

• Each two-variable linear equation can be represented geometrically as a straight line in a coordinate plane. The equation's solution is represented by points on a line. This is why one-degree equations are referred to as linear equations. Graphing of linear equations in two variables is the name for this depiction of a linear equation.