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Representing Linear Equations for a Word Problem

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If the cost of a bike is 'x' and it is twice the cost of the scooter which is y; express it in the form of $a x + b y - c = 0$

A

x+2y=0

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x+y=0

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C

2x-y=0

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D

x-2y=0

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Solution

The correct option is D
x-2y=0

Let, the cost of a bike be $x .$

The cost of scooter be $y .$

According to question $x = 2 y$

Therefore linear equation will be:

$\Rightarrow x - 2 y = 0$

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