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Does the rule y = 2 · x + 4 represent a linear or an exponential function? explain.

Does the rule y = 2 · x + 4 represent a linear or an exponential function? explain.
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Does the rule y = 2 · x + 4 represent a linear or an exponential function? explain.

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LINEAR because it follows the format y=mx+b and does not contain any exponents
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