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which equation doesn't represent a linear function?
a. \: y = (1)/(2)x \: + 2
b . \: y = {x}^(2) \\ c . \: y = 2x \\ d. \: y = x - 2

which equation doesn't represent a linear function? a. \: y = (1)/(2)x \: + 2b . \: y-example-1

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The general equation for linear equation is,


y=mx+b

The equation y = x^2, consist of power term on the variable x. So this equation does not follow the linear equation and is a quadratic equation.

Thus, equation y = x^2 is not a linear function. Option B is correct answer.

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