t=10+7x-qx

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Did you know that the equation t=10+7x-qx represents a linear equation with two variables, x and t? The constant term 10 indicates the initial value of t when x is zero, while the coefficients 7 and q determine the rate of change of t with respect to x. By manipulating the values of x and q, you can observe how the equation affects the value of t.

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