Identifying Linear Equation in Two Variables

Which of the following linear equation in two variables is written in standard form?

• The equation contains a fraction.

• The degree of the equation is two.

• The left side of the equation has only one term.

• The constant should be written on the right side.

The following statements below are true about linear equation in two variables EXCEPT one.

• It has a variable in the denominator.

• The degree of the equation is one.

A linear equation in two variables is an equation that has ____ variables.

The exponent of the variable in each term of a linear equation in two variables is one, hence, it is an equation of ____.

The standard form a linear equation in two variables is written as ____.

If you can see a variable in a denominator or inside the radical sign, then it is ____.

Which of the following is a linear equation in two variables?