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14 May, 06:45

What restrictions may be necessary to the domain and range of linear equations?

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  1. 14 May, 10:24
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    Linear equation does not have range restriction.

    You can not restrict domain.

    Linear equations have the form a+bx.

    You can have domain "restriction" If b=0; So your function has a set value.

    If the coefficient of the variable is not 0, the damain can not be restricted in any way.
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