How can I tell if something is linear or nonlinear?
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Linear growth means that the y value increases by the same amount for each increase in the x value.
Example:
y increases by 2 for every increase in x.
This will be a straight line when graphed.
Counter-example:
y increases by a different amount for each increase in x.
This will be a curved line when graphed.
Answer:
When something is linear it will meet the criteria, on a graph it will be a straight line, it won't have any curves in it.
When something is nonlinear it doesn't fit the criteria, on a graph it will be curved, never straight
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