Math, asked by rk035199, 3 months ago

State with reason whether the equation 3
2− 7y = 13 is a linear
equation with two variables?

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Answered by ZulfiqarHaider

11

no its not a linear equation with two variable because there is only one variable present

Answered by ag3336973

7

Answer: No because the higher index value is 2.

linear eqn form= ax+by+c=0

hence, It is not a linear equation in two variables.

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