Definition of Simultaneous Linear Difference Equations

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please tell me defination

aoa :blushing: every please tell me defination ofSimulataneous Linear difference equqtion its very urgent i have to give presitation 2maroow and mujay is ki bus def nahi milli:bugeye: :bugeye:
 
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OMG! How did you find that? You didn't perchance JFGI? (J=Just, G=Google, I=It).
 
matt grime said:
OMG! How did you find that? You didn't perchance JFGI? (J=Just, G=Google, I=It).

no, bt ur fny gy! :smile: i go2 wiki frst usuly.

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