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Explain the Common Forms of Linear Equations ?

An equation whose graph is a line is called a linear equation. Here are listed some special forms of linear equations. Why should you know these? First, because you will often be using equations like this, and you will need to visualize their graphs. Second, because often you might know something about a line (like its slope, or its x-intercept), and need to be able to write down the equation.

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