A given linear equation has infinitely many solutions.
<h3>What is a linear equation?</h3>
There are only one or two variables in a linear equation. No variable can be multiplied by a number larger than one or used as the denominator of a fraction in a linear equation. All of the points fall on the same line when you identify the values that make a linear equation true and plot those values on a coordinate grid.
As much as possible, reduce the equation to y = mx + b. Verify the exponents in your equation. It is nonlinear if it has exponents. Your equation is linear if there are no exponents in it.
The definition of a linear equation is an equation with a maximum degree of one.
Given: −3y 3y 4 = 4
3y+4=3y+4
The given linear equation satisfies any value of 'y'.
So, A given linear equation has infinitely many solutions.
