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When Meena was born her father was 25 years old. Write the linear equation in 2 variable to express the above?

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When Meena was born her father was 25 years old. Write the linear equation in 2 variable to express the above?

linear equations in two variables.

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aziz

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11 years ago

m = f - 25

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fia13

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11 years ago

let the meena's age be x
let the father's age be y
then, y = x + 25

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