The graph of a function must be linear if it has what characteristic? It passes through the origin.
It crosses the x-axis more than once.
It crosses the y-axis exactly once
It has a constant slope.

Has a constant slope

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The answer is D- It has a constant slope.

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For this question you can use process of elimination. A function that is linear can pass through the origin, but it doesn't have to. Also a linear function can only cross the x-axis once. C could work, but a linear function isn't the only function that crosses the y-axis only once. So that leaves D. For a function to be linear it must be going in a straight line so that also means the slope will remain constant.

graph them on a graphing calculator, press 2nd trace. select intersect. hit enter until it says answer. ti 84 works best

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