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find the change in y / change in x
Function 3 is not linear, the y-intercept does not start at the origin
Function 4 is definitely not linear, x increases by 3 and y decreases by 1. So go backwards, and x is (just guessing) -9, whilst y is 0
Hope that helps
For one and two, check if:
-It would start at 0,0
-Its a straight line
I’m pretty sure a linear function doesn’t have to start at the origin; it just has to make a straight line
Actually, yeah, it's changing at a steady rate
Just aced a test on this and I'm still learning more 🤣
Completely ignore me babsi, Maven is correct 🙂