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.
Water is lost during the day due to evaporation, and at night, because of evaporation lost through nighttime temperature drop. To use the chart, measure your weekly water loss at the pool's tile line (a grease pencil works well to mark the level). Then look up the pool size and amount evaporated on the chart to determine the approximate evaporation loss. For example, 1 decrease per week from a 16' x 32' pool equals 320 gallons of water lost per week. Please note that this chart does not include splash out..