Write each of the following as an equation in two variables :
$(i)$ $x=-\,5$
$(ii)$ $y=2$
$(iii)$ $2x=3$
$(iv)$ $5y=2$
Write each of the following as an equation in two variables :
$(i)$ $x=-\,5$
$(ii)$ $y=2$
$(iii)$ $2x=3$
$(iv)$ $5y=2$
$(i)$ $x=-\,5$ can be written as $1 .x+0 .y=-\,5,$ or $1 .x+0. y+5=0$.
$(ii)$ $y=2$ can be written as $0. x+1. y=2,$ or $0.x+1. y-2=0$
$(iii)$ $2 x=3$ can be written as $2. x+0. y-3=0$
$(iv)$ $5 y=2$ can be written as $0. x+5. y-2=0$
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