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Linear Equation in Two Variables

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Question

The graph of a linear equation in two variables ___.

A

must be a curve

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B

need not be a straight line

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C

can be a curve or a straight line

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D

must be a straight line

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Solution

The correct option is D must be a straight line
The graph of a linear equation in two variables always represents a line.
The points that lie on the line are the solutions of the respective linear equation.

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