SOLUTION: Which statement best explains why y=4−6x is a function?
It is a linear equation.
The slope is a factor of the y-intercept.
Each x value has one and only one y
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Question 954055: Which statement best explains why y=4−6x is a function?
It is a linear equation.
The slope is a factor of the y-intercept.
Each x value has one and only one y value.
The solutions to the equation can be written as ordered pairs.
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Which statement best explains why y=4−6x is a function?
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Each x value has one and only one y value.
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