Is y=5 a linear function.

No, y=5 is NOT a linear function.

Step-by-step explanation:

In order for a linear function to be true, it need to include a slope-intercept. For example, a commonly used equation, y = mx+b y = m x + b, is an example of a linear function, since it meets both the variables of m and b and criteria of x and y. In this case, when drawing out y=5 on a graph, marking it down reveals no slope.

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