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How can you tell if an equation of a relation represents a linear relation?
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Answered by I NEED HELP NOW!!:)
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Answered by bobpursley
linear = first degree only, no squares, no cubes, no square roots,no products of variable.

so x+3y=c is a linear equation
x^3+y=c is NOT
-x+12y=45 is linear
1+ xy=c is NOT
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