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Query for the concept: If Ax+by=c is general form of eq. Then can we say that Ax-by=c is also the general form of eq.?

No, the general form of eq is Ax+By=C the B can be both positive and negative.

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Why not ! It can be ! ‘ b’ is just a constant! In thé second case b is becoming -b . u can rename -b= b’ ; And it’s back to the 1st form ! So, I would say it doesn’t matter !

The negative value of b just changes the slope of the line but it still remains eqn of a line.

well in that case shouldn’t you consider -Ax+by=c and ax+by=-c and -ax-by=c and -ax-by=-c and then all the other combinations possible? Well, it is called the general form because it covers all the possible cases. ax+by=c where the constants can be anything, positive, negative, zero, fractions, irrationals, just anything!

If you take ax -by = c or any other equation as standard , constants can still be positive negative fractions! For our own convenience, we choose ax + by = c format ! But that doesn’t not mean other formats are not valid !

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