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Linear functions

Definition: A function of the form
\[
z(x,y)=ax+by + c,
\]
where $a, b$ and $c$ are numbers such that not both $a$ and $b$ equal zero, is called a linear function of two variables.

Remark 1: For $a=b=0$ this is a constant function of two variables.

The graph of a linear function is a plane.

Example: The function $z(x,y) = 3 + x + y$ is an example of a linear function.
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  • Chapter 1: Functions of one variable
  • Chapter 2: Differentiation of functions of one variable
  • Chapter 3: Functions of two variables
    • Functions of two variables
    • List of functions of two variables
      • Polynomial functions
        • Constant functions
        • Linear functions
          • Exercise
        • Quadratic functions
      • Cobb-Douglas functions
      • Minimum functions
    • Level curves
    • Applications
  • Chapter 4: Differentiation of functions of two variables
  • Chapter 5: Optimization
  • Chapter 6: Areas and integrals

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