is (4)/(x)+(3)/(y)=2 linear or collinear

is the equation linear or collinear?
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(4/x) +(3/y)=2

4y +3x =2xy

4y+3x -2xy=0

y(4-2x)=-3x

y=-3x/(4-2x)

NO, it is NOT linear or ko-linear
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