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Is the equation an example of growth or decay? y = 4x
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Is the equation an example of growth or decay? y = 4x
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Hello,
as 4>0 y=4x is a growing line.
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The equation, y = 4x, is an example of growth because as the value of x increases, the value of y also increases. Their is a direct variation between the dependent variable, x, and independent variable, y, with a constant of variation equal to 4.
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