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Give the geometric representation of the linear equation: y=3 as in two variables.


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Solution

Step 1: State the standard equation

We know that the equation of a straight line is given as,

y=mx+c

where m is the slope of the line, and c is the y intercept.

Step 2: Express in two variables

The given equation is y=3, which is a point on the y-axis.

Therefore, x=0

Since it is a point on y-axis its y intercept is also 0.

y=0.x+3

0.x+y-3=0

Hence, y=3 in two variables can be expressed as 0.x+y-3=0.


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