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Linear functions, graphs and equations Linear functions are fundamental building blocks in mathematics and play a key role in solving real-world problems where the rate of change remains constant.

Linear equations can be shown on a graph. Find out how to create one in this Bitesize KS3 maths video. A quadratic function can be drawn as a parabola on a graph. Find out how to plot the graph in ...

In this work our objective is to understand dynamic functional connectivity networks using linear graph embedding methods. Such methods allow for the representation of graphs or networks in ...

Spread the loveLinear and nonlinear functions are the building blocks of algebra. They are essential to the understanding of graphs, equations, and the principles that govern the study of mathematics ...

Such cost functions are not graph representable. In this paper, we propose an iterative method for minimization of energy functions occurring in inverse problems, where a graph-representable Taylor ...

Look at the function z = y^2 / x and think about other possible functions we might need in the future. It can be hard to pre-set all kinds of functions (or combinations of x, y and z). So, here I came ...

A cautionary note: Economists are accustomed to designate all lines in graphs as curves - both straight lines and lines which are actually curved. Although the slope of a linear function is the same ...