Math, asked by gnapika1223, 6 months ago

Write a linear equation in two variables for which (1,3) is a solution. How many such equations are possible?

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Answered by vkavitalahoti

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Answer:

many equation are possible

Answered by anathakur27

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Answer:

X+y= 4

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