Types of Algebraic Equations. Lets discuss different types of algebraic equations: 1) Linear Equations: A linear equation is an algebraic equation in which each term is either a constant or the product of a constant and a single variable. The graph of linear equation is a straight line if there are two variables. General form of the linear equation with two variables: y = mx + c, m $\neq$ 0. Where, m is known as slope and c at that point on which it cut y axis. Linear equations with different variables: a) The equation with one variable: An equation who have only one variable. Examples: 1  8a - 8 = 0. 2  9a = 72.
Wasted water comes with a cost. The city of Daytona Beach, Fla., estimates that a faucet leaking 10 drips every minute wastes 526 gallons of water per year, adding up to $10.91. Clearly, a running toilet can waste much more â and cost much more â than that.
Around 50% goes out in our urine â along with toxic waste products. About 47% is lost through our skin, although this does depend on how hot it is and how much energy weâre expending. The more we sweat, the more water we lose â go somewhere very hot for your holidays and you could lose 10 litres a day. We lose around 2% of our water in our faeces, and a very small amount through our lungs. An average, healthy adult can lose almost 2.5 litres of water a day. And with the water you lose electrolytes â minerals like calcium, potassium and sodium-which help maintain your bodyâs fluid balance. Replace the lost fluids and electrolytes and youâll be hunky-dory.