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Toevaluate:The linearity and standard form of the given equation.
Answer to Problem 2MCQ
No, the given equation is not the linear equation and the equation cannot be written in the standard form of the linear equation.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The given equation is
The equations having highest exponent value of the variables as 1 are the linear equations. These equations when plotted on the graph show a straight line.
In the given equation,
The standard form of the linear equation is
Therefore, the given equation
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