which equation represents a linear function? A.)y=-x^2-4 B.)-3x^2+1=y C.)y=x^2 D.)x+2=y
a first degree polynomial. so the x has a power of 1
constant slope
mmmmmm still confused on this question??....
A linear function will be in the format y=mx+b
yes, that is correct. The highest degree of polynomial for a linear function is to the power of 1.
oka.. so its B right?
x^2 is to the power of 2 x^1 is to the power of 1 but we don't actually write the power to 1 but rather just x.
nope, not b because it has x^2 so it's to the power of 2.
OH OKA.. HOLD ON LET ME SEE WHICH ONE IT IS SO ITS IN CAPS FORGOT TO TAKE OFF CAPS
so the only one left with out a power of 2 is d.) nno i think im still wrong
hello anybody here?
really?
yes
it is d.
Ok so my last option would be d
thats what me thought lol skittles luves you lol
x+2=y you can see the power of x is 1 because x^1 is the same thing as x.
even if you rearrange it into y=-x+2 the form of y=ax+b you can see the power of x is still one, therefore it is linear.
and like JayDs said you would be looking for a constant slope with a degree of x.
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