Determine if the equation is a linear equation -x + 3y^2=18

No

Step-by-step explanation:

Linear equations must have no squares, roots, cubes, or any powers. If the graph has an asymptote or any restrictions, it is not a linear function.

A linear function will only appear in either point-slope form or slope-intercept form. These forms will not have square roots or powers in them.

-x + 3y² = 18

We know here that this is not a linear function. But we can try to write it in slope-intercept form:

3y² = x + 18

y² = x/3 + 6

y = √(x/3 + 6)

We can see from here that our graph is a square root function and has a restricted domain (no negative numbers).

Alternatively, we can graph the equation to see if it is a constant line (linear equation) or not. When we do so, we see that it is definitely not a linear function:

366

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