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Why can u call y = mx + b a “literal” equation?
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Why can u call y = mx + b a “literal” equation?

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Answer:

Equations made up of multiple variables like formulas.

Explanation:

Similar to how y = mx+b has many letters in it but we can input known values to solve for the values that we want.

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