Linear equations with two variables
Equations can also have several unknowns. When two values (e.g. $x$ and $y$) are not known in a linear equations, they are called linear equations with two variables. Each linear equation with two variables can be put into the following form:
$ax+by=c$
$a$, $b$ and $c...$ real numbers
$x$ and$y...$ unknown variables
Examples
Linear equations with two variables
$3x+7y=10$
$-4x+2y=-18$
$3a+2b-6=12$