the equation Ax+Bx=C represents a(n) ______ provided B not equal 0

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anonymous · Answer

Quick question: Did you manually copy this, or did you copy-and-paste?

anonymous · Answer

typed it from one of my papers

anonymous · Answer

Okay. Are you sure everything is correct? I know it's very easy to miss pressing the shift key, and accidentally type "=" instead of "+." I don't think I know of a Ax+Bx=C.

anonymous · Answer

At least, not represented like that.

anonymous · Answer

nope thats what i see on my paper

anonymous · Answer

oh wait Ax+By=C sorry

anonymous · Answer

im half a sleep

anonymous · Answer

Okay, that fixes things.

I believe that's "Standard Form of a Linear Equation."

Let me double-check.

anonymous · Answer

yeah it is

anonymous · Answer

(Google confirmed it.)

Okay, you're welcome!

anonymous · Answer

but the question asks.....

The equation Ax+By= C represents a(n) ______ provided B unequal to 0

anonymous · Answer

Exactly. So long as B does not equal zero, it represents a Linear Equation.
 The form Ax+By=C is just the standardized form.

anonymous · Answer

oh okay thank you :)

anonymous · Answer

You're welcome, bye!