Is y=-x-10 linear or nonlinear

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Is y=-x-10 linear or nonlinear

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Answer:

Linear

Explanation:

It is in Slope-Intercept Form [y = mx + b], and this formula is ALWAYS a linear function [NO EXPONENTS].

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NizarETH answered Dec 13, 2020

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Answer:

Linear

Explanation:

Because it has no exponents

If it has no exponents than its always linear

Dariusz Krynicki answered Dec 19, 2020

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