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    The document defines a C++ class called "linear" that represents linear equations. It has member variables to store the coefficients of x and y, and methods to accept user input for new coefficients, display an equation, and update the stored coefficients by adding the previous values to the new inputs. The main function creates a linear object, displays the default equation, prompts the user to input new coefficients, calls the find method to update the stored coefficients, and displays the combined equation.

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    The document defines a C++ class called "linear" that represents linear equations. It has member variables to store the coefficients of x and y, and methods to accept user input for new coefficients, display an equation, and update the stored coefficients by adding the previous values to the new inputs. The main function creates a linear object, displays the default equation, prompts the user to input new coefficients, calls the find method to update the stored coefficients, and displays the combined equation.

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    The document defines a C++ class called "linear" that represents linear equations. It has member variables to store the coefficients of x and y, and methods to accept user input for new coefficients, display an equation, and update the stored coefficients by adding the previous values to the new inputs. The main function creates a linear object, displays the default equation, prompts the user to input new coefficients, calls the find method to update the stored coefficients, and displays the combined equation.

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    The document defines a C++ class called "linear" that represents linear equations. It has member variables to store the coefficients of x and y, and methods to accept user input for new coefficients, display an equation, and update the stored coefficients by adding the previous values to the new inputs. The main function creates a linear object, displays the default equation, prompts the user to input new coefficients, calls the find method to update the stored coefficients, and displays the combined equation.

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    EXP7_4 #include<iostream.h> #include<conio.

    h> int i=1; class linear { public: int var1,var2,v1,v2; linear() { v1=10; v2=10; } void accept() { cout<<"Enter the coefficient of x"; cin>>var1; cout<<"\nEnter the coefficient of y"; cin>>var2; } void d1() { cout<<"\n("<<i<<")z= "<<"("<<v1<<")x + ("<<v2<<")y"; } void find() { i=i+1; v1=v1+var1; v2=var2+v2; } }; void main() { clrscr(); linear l; cout<<"\nThe default equation is:\n"; l.d1(); cout<<"\nEnter the values for the new equation:\n"; l.accept(); l.find(); cout<<"The sum of both the equation is"; l.d1(); getch(); }

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