To explain:
Similarity of Process of rewriting literal equations to the solving equations in one variable.

Answer to Problem 10LC
Process of rewriting literal equations and the solving equations in one variable is similar.
Explanation of Solution
A liter equation is an equation which involves two or more variables.
Equations in one variable means that the equation is having only one unknown variable.
The similarity between two is that after rewriting the liter equation, the given equation becomes the equation in one variable in respect of other.
Thus, the given equation becomes equation for
Example for equations I one variable is given as,
Which is same for
Hence, both equations are similar.
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