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Is 4x(x−3)=y linear?

Is 4x(x−3)=y linear?
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Is 4x(x−3)=y linear?

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Answer: No it is a quadratic function

Step-by-step explanation: the solution to this would be

y=(3-x)4x

y=-4x^2+12x

which would make it a parabola, which is quadratic function

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