linear function
| In its simplest context, a transformation such as y = mx that may be depicted as a line through the origin. More generally, a transformation T defined on a vector space with the property that: |
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| The first one is of a kinematical nature: The experimental loading data for rubber are well represented by a linear function of trigonometric tangent of a linear function of time, something of the form There are two basic forms of the dose-response function for lead: a simple linear model, in which the increase in health effect is a linear function of increasing blood lead concentration (BPb), and a nonlinear model, in which the amount of health effect change attributable to lead changes according the region of the dose-response curve studied. Instruction in generating linear function needs an approach that considers students' general reasoning processes (English & Warren, 1995), accounts for conceptual errors in problem translation (Kaput & Sims-Knight, 1983), and includes linked multimedia presentations (Kaput, 1992b, Mayer & Simes, 1994). |
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