How do you find the general form of an equation?

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Formation of the general equation:Any equation&#039;s general form includes the degree of variables in descending order.The general form of a linear equation is   a  x  +  b  =  0The general form of a linear equation in two variables is   a  x  +  b  y  +  c  =  0The Slope-intercept form:The equation of a straight line in the slope-intercept form is as follows:  y  =  m  x  +  bwhere, m is the slope and b is y-the intercept.The point-slope form:The point-slope form of the equation of a straight line:  y  −      y    1    =  m  (  x  −      x    1    )Given that we are aware of how to use the slope and to find the general form of the equation of lines, y-intercept.Similarly, the general form of a quadratic equation is   a      x    2    +  b  x  +  c  =  0Here, a,b,c are real number and   a  ≠  0A quadratic equation can be written in its general form using just its roots.Hence, in this way, we can find the general form of an equation.

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