Explain the difference between a linear equation in one variable and a linear equation in two variables. Give an example of each.

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TEFO · Answer 1 · 2018-06-16T05:14:50+0000

Linear in one variable: there is only one variable, it has a unique solution, power of variable is equal to one. For example 2x=20
Linear in two variables: there are two variables, it has infinitely many solution. For example a-b=20

Explain the difference between a linear equation in one variable and a linear equation in two variables. Give an example of each.

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