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 A solution of a linear equation is the value of the variable which makes LHS = RHS. It is also called the "root" of the equation. |
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To solve a linear equation, we transpose all the terms containing the variable to one side and the constant terms to the other. The equation then reduces to the form ax = b. |
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To form an equation from a given statement, we replace the unknown by x and express the given condition algebraically. |
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Linear Equations in One Variable
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