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Example of linear equation involving two variabl...
1.
Example of linear equation involving two variables is
A.
8x = 2+10
B.
6x+2y = 10
C.
7x+3y+4z = 20
D.
7a+8b+9c = 10+5
Answer» C. 7x+3y+4z = 20
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