Reflect over x-axis rule: (x,y) -> (x,-y)
(-5,3) --> (-5,-3)
(-2,-6) --> (-2,6)
(-4,-8) --> (-4,8)
There are two coefficients in this equatin,why because we have two variables "x and y " . Therefore the coefficients are (+6 for variable x) and (+14 for variable y) and we have only one constant...why? because we can only have one constant in a given equation.
Area=side^2
if we say area=y and side=x
y=x^2
an euation is linear if the highest power of the variables is 1
y^1=x^2
2≠1
it is not linear (it's quadratic, fancy term for 2nd degree)
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