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Do all linear functions increase along their entire domain? Explain.
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Part 1
Choose the correct answer.
A.
No; all linear functions fall from left to right, so all linear functions decrease along their entire domain.
B.
Yes; the domain of linear functions is [0,infinity), so all linear functions increase along their entire domain.
C.
Yes; all linear functions rise from left to right, so all linear functions increase along their entire domain.
D.
No; it is possible for a linear function to decrease along its entire domain or remain constant.
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A linear function has form f(x) = mx + b. If m > 0 it increases (rises left to right), if m < 0 it decreases (falls left to right), and if m = 0 it is constant. The domain of linear functions is all real numbers, so any of those behaviors can occur on the entire domain.
A linear function has form f(x) = mx + b. If m > 0 it increases (rises left to right), if m < 0 it decreases (falls left to right), and if m = 0 it is constant. The domain of linear functions is all real numbers, so any of those behaviors can occur on the entire domain.
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