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Beatrice Graham
23 April, 04:34
Is y^2=x+5 a linear function? Explain?
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Marianna Patrick
23 April, 06:53
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Linear functions are always first degree (highest exponent on the placeholder is 1)
we see that we have y^2, exponent of 2
2>1 so this is not linear
also, linear means line so it has to be a line to be linear, if yo graphed it, it would not be a line
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Jesus Mcintosh
23 April, 07:03
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No it is not linear because it would make a curved line
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