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New page: A linear function is a degree 1 polynomial; every degree 1 polynomial is a linear function. category: mathematics

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A linear function is a degree 1 polynomial; every degree 1 polynomial is a linear function.

[[category: mathematics]]

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	A '''linear function''' is a degree 1 [[polynomial]]; every degree 1 polynomial is a linear function. Linear functions can be written in the form <math>f(x) = mx + b</math>, where x is a variable and m and b are [[real number]]s. When plotted on the Cartesian [[coordinate plane]], a linear function forms a straight [[line]], hence its name.		A '''linear function''' is a degree 1 [[polynomial]]; every degree 1 polynomial is a linear function. Linear functions can be written in the form <math>f(x) = mx + b</math>, where x is a variable and m and b are [[real number]]s. When plotted on the Cartesian [[coordinate plane]], a linear function forms a straight [[line]], hence its name.

−	[[Category:Linear ~~algebra~~]]	+	[[Category:Linear Algebra]]

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	A '''linear function''' is a degree 1 [[polynomial]]; every degree 1 polynomial is a linear function. Linear functions can be written in the form <math>f(x) = mx + b</math>, where x is a variable and m and b are [[real number]]s. When plotted on the Cartesian [[coordinate plane]], a linear function forms a straight [[line]], hence its name.		A '''linear function''' is a degree 1 [[polynomial]]; every degree 1 polynomial is a linear function. Linear functions can be written in the form <math>f(x) = mx + b</math>, where x is a variable and m and b are [[real number]]s. When plotted on the Cartesian [[coordinate plane]], a linear function forms a straight [[line]], hence its name.

−	[[~~category~~: Linear algebra]]	+	[[Category:Linear algebra]]

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−	A '''linear function''' is a degree 1 [[polynomial]]; every degree 1 polynomial is a linear function. Linear functions can be written in the form <math>f(x) = mx + b</math>, where x is a variable and m and b are [[real number]]s.	+	A '''linear function''' is a degree 1 [[polynomial]]; every degree 1 polynomial is a linear function. Linear functions can be written in the form <math>f(x) = mx + b</math>, where x is a variable and m and b are [[real number]]s. When plotted on the Cartesian [[coordinate plane]], a linear function forms a straight [[line]], hence its name.

	[[category: Linear algebra]]		[[category: Linear algebra]]

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	A '''linear function''' is a degree 1 [[polynomial]]; every degree 1 polynomial is a linear function. Linear functions can be written in the form <math>f(x) = mx + b</math>, where x is a variable and m and b are [[real number]]s.		A '''linear function''' is a degree 1 [[polynomial]]; every degree 1 polynomial is a linear function. Linear functions can be written in the form <math>f(x) = mx + b</math>, where x is a variable and m and b are [[real number]]s.

−	[[category: ~~mathematics~~]]	+	[[category: Linear algebra]]

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−	A '''linear function''' is a degree 1 [[polynomial]]; every degree 1 polynomial is a linear function. Linear functions can be written in the form <math>f(x) = mx + b</math>, where x is a variable and m and b are real ~~numbers~~.	+	A '''linear function''' is a degree 1 [[polynomial]]; every degree 1 polynomial is a linear function. Linear functions can be written in the form <math>f(x) = mx + b</math>, where x is a variable and m and b are [[real number]]s.

	[[category: mathematics]]		[[category: mathematics]]

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−	A '''linear function''' is a degree 1 [[polynomial]]; every degree 1 polynomial is a linear function.	+	A '''linear function''' is a degree 1 [[polynomial]]; every degree 1 polynomial is a linear function. Linear functions can be written in the form <math>f(x) = mx + b</math>, where x is a variable and m and b are real numbers.

	[[category: mathematics]]		[[category: mathematics]]

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−	A linear function is a degree 1 polynomial; every degree 1 polynomial is a linear function.	+	A '''linear function''' is a degree 1 [[polynomial]]; every degree 1 polynomial is a linear function.

	[[category: mathematics]]		[[category: mathematics]]