There are 60 minutes in an hour. The total number of minutes is a function of the number of hours, as shown in the table. Does this situation represent a linear or non-linear function, and why?

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Juancki asked Jul 23, 2023

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There are 60 minutes in an hour. The total number of minutes is a function of the number of hours, as shown in the table. Does this situation represent a linear or non-linear function, and why?

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Juancki asked Jul 23, 2023

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linear; the rate of change is constant

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