Posted by Milia on Sunday, June 5, 2011 at 5:35am.
when dealing with linear functions, the general formula is y= mx + c..where m is the gradient and c is the y-intercept. To find the value of x simply make y = to zero.hence the equation(y=1/2-7) is a linear function because if substituted in the general formula,1/2 would be the gradient(since it is the value/coefficient of x),, c=-7 and x=-1.
Please use parentheses where needed for clarity. I don't know if that is
1/(2x-7) or (x/2) -7 or (1/2x) -7
In each case, y is clearly a function of x because there is one and only one y for each x. (Except possibly where a denominator vanishes)
thanks :)
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