The Basics of Linear Equations

1:Linear equations are the mathematical means of expressing a constant change, be it growth, speed, decay, or the like.
(y=mx+b (y= slope times x plus y-intercept.))

2:Linear equations. are graphically marked by a straight line with a slope that intersects the y, and x-axes.

3:The function of a linear eqn. is a straight, slanted line much like: / or \. However, the absolute function, [x], is a straight line parallel to the x-axis, perpendicular to the y-axis: _  



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Egocentricism

  My name is Brian Johnson and I have an interest in mathematics. I plan to pursue an accounting degree because I have had pseudo-experience with accounting due to a chemistry class. I found money management to be easy and fun and, quoting my 'subordinate' accountant: "Numbers don't cause drama. It's just, here's what we have to spend, if we can't afford it, you can deal without it. Sorry but that's how it goes."

  In addition to math, I enjoy quality music, and that, for the most part means music from before the 21st century. Sorry pop fans, three chords and computer modulation is not quality. Not to say that electronic music can't be good, it's just, there is a difference between sound-experimentalism, the House genre, and Auto-tune.

  Say what you will towards a 17 year-old male, but I am a fan of the current iteration of My Little Pony, "Friendship is Magic" (which is the fourth generation of Hasbro's perennial pony programme.) What attracted me to the ponies was the attention to detail by the animators, the surprisingly complex stories, the little references that the 'target' audience would not get, and the highly-creative community-base of fellow young (mostly) males called bronies (bro+pony=brony.)
 

-Luna Nobis Custodit  Luna keeps us.