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Is y=6/x - 2 Linear? Please help :) 10 points!
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Is y=6/x - 2 Linear? Please help :) 10 points!

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No this would not be linear. This would be an inverse variation, and doesn't have a linear relation between two variables since there is not constant rate of change or slope.

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