Determine whether the equation defines y as a linear function of x. If so, write it in the form y = mx + b. If not, enter NONE.
8x + 6y = 2
(a) Is this function linear?
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OpenStudy (ghazi):
yes it is a linear function and it could be written as y=(2-8x)/6= (1-4x)/3
OpenStudy (ghazi):
for a function to be linear...highest order (or power or exponent) of term in the equation should be one
OpenStudy (anonymous):
typing it in atm
OpenStudy (ghazi):
y=(-4/3)x+(1/3)
OpenStudy (ghazi):
does it help you?
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
May I define the term "linear function" in a slightly different statement:
OpenStudy (anonymous):
The dependence of Result-y upon the Variable-x is called linear when it is of the form
\[y = m*x + b \] where m is A NUMBER , and called slope/coefficient and b is another number (sometimes called "intersection")
OpenStudy (anonymous):
So Z.W. - the answer of gh. is of the form that does indeed fit the definition of a linear func.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Moreover -
OpenStudy (anonymous):
He also computed for u the actual numbers m and b
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