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for a linear equation to be linear it must?
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ineedhelp23 said:for a linear equation to be linear it must?
Be very careful about that- an "equation" may 'describe' a straight line but and an equation cannot 'be' a straight line!rock.freak667 said:...be a straight line...if that is what you are talking about...
Is there any general equation that describes a straight line?