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Is 2r - 3rt + 5t = 1 a linear equation? If so, put it in standard form.
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Is 2r - 3rt + 5t = 1 a linear equation? If so, put it in standard form.
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I don't think this is a linear equation. A linear equation has 2 variables.
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