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Roback and Tripani are to determine whether the equations are linear. 2 points
Roback says example #3 is linear but example #4 is not. Tripani says that
both are not linear. Who is correct? Explain how you know your answer is
correct using mathematical reasoning.
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Roback and Tripani are to determine whether the equations are linear. 2 points
Roback says example...
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