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Adonis Dalton
24 May, 19:04
Why is y=ax + b called a linear equation?
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Cullen Patterson
24 May, 22:57
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This is a common equation in slope-intercept form. A linear equation is (obviously) an equation that makes a line. Any equation with 1 single slope makes a line. In this case, the slope is a.
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