Eric Nicholas K's answer to uwu's Secondary 3 A Maths Singapore question.
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Can also be done this way, with different expressions for Y, X, m and c, but all of these different forms are linear.
There are a few more forms, but I will not do them here. You can play around with the terms and obtain the remaining ones.
Do not be surprised if Y contains only x and X contains only y. In linear law, this is perfectly acceptable.
There are a few more forms, but I will not do them here. You can play around with the terms and obtain the remaining ones.
Do not be surprised if Y contains only x and X contains only y. In linear law, this is perfectly acceptable.
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