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3 years ago

I have to write the definitions of all of these math terms, can you help me?

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EastWind [94]3 years ago

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Solution of an Equation in Two Variables - Generally, a two-variable system solution is an ordered pair that makes BOTH equations valid.

Graph of an Equation in Two Variables - In the Ax + By = C form, linear equations with two variables will appear, and the resulting graph is always a straight line.

Linear Equation - Any equation that can be written in shape is a linear equation. Ax+b=0, 0.0 Where the real numbers are a and b, and x is a vector.

Linear Function - Those whose graph is a straight line are linear functions. The following form has a linear function. F(x) = y = a + bx.

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