Why it is written a and b can't be zero in linear equation in two variable
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General form of linear equation using two variables I always read can be written:
Ax+By+C=0
where A and B cannot both be 0.
So does it means like
1x+0y+c=0
is a linear equation of two variables i.e basically what I am asking is that both A and B cannot be zero but can either A or B be 0 like:
0x+4y−5=0or3x+0y−15=0
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It's rule to show a and b not zero .
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