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Which of the following equations represent linear functions?

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jonny [76]2 years ago

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Answer: v^2 -4v-21

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This question is incomplete. However; it can be found on search engines. The complete question is as follows :

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Number of cans of apple juice = 6

Number of cans of grape juice = 8

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