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  1. November 15th 2008, 07:02 AM #1
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    Linear equations?

    all im getting is

    x+3y-3+4xy=0

    i need it in the form

    ax+by+c=0

    Help please?!
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    Quote Originally Posted by themasterexploder View Post
    all im getting is

    x+3y-3+4xy=0

    i need it in the form

    ax+by+c=0

    Help please?!
    x+3y-3+4xy = 0 is not a linear equation ... how did you get it in the first place?

    it would help a great deal if you stated the original problem.
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