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What is the highest degree of a linear equation?


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The highest degree of a linear equation:

  • The degree of the linear equation is the highest power of the variable in the linear equation.
  • The standard form linear equation of two variables is Ax+By=C, where x and B are coefficients of x and y.
  • The standard form linear equation of one variable is Ax=B, where x is the coefficient of x.
  • The variable in the linear equation has degree 1. Therefore, a linear equation is also known as a one-degree equation.

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