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electronicaneer
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This is more of a general question than a specific homework question, because it popped up in more than 1 problem. If you have 'x' has the independent variable and 'y' as the dependent variable, you can determine the linearity in 'y' by seeing if any of the derivatives (dy/dx) are being raised to a power or not.
How would you go about determining the linearity in 'x' then though? Would you rearrange it so all of the derivatives reflect (dx/dy) and then re-evaulaute?
How would you go about determining the linearity in 'x' then though? Would you rearrange it so all of the derivatives reflect (dx/dy) and then re-evaulaute?