Question

What is the standard equation of a linear equation?

Answer 1

Standard equation of a linear equation:

• If the highest power of the variable of an equation is one, then the equation is known as a linear equation.
• The standard form of a linear equation of two variables is $Ax+By=C$, where $A,B,C$ are real numbers and $x,y$ are variables.
• The standard form of a linear equation of one variable is $Ax=B$, where $A,B$ are real numbers and $x$ is variable.
• For example: two variables equation $4x+3y=7$ and one variable equation $5x=9$.