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The area, A, of an isosceles right triangle is a function of the length of its legs, s, and is represented by the equation: A=.(1)/(2) S^(2) Is this function linear or nonlinear…

The area, A, of an isosceles right triangle is a function of the length of its legs, s, and is represented by the equation: A=.(1)/(2) S^(2) Is this function linear or nonlinear…
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The area, A, of an isosceles right triangle is a function of the length of its legs, s, and is represented by the equation: A=.
(1)/(2) S^(2)

Is this function linear or nonlinear? Explain and justify your answer.

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User Olli Puljula
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Answer:

None linear

Explanation:

The area, A, of an isosceles right triangle is a function of the length of its legs-example-1
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