LINEAR RELATIONSHIP
A statistical term that denotes the relationship of direct proportionality, then forms a straight line when placed on a graph. Expressed in a graphical format, the variable and the constant are linked using a straight line or a mathematical format, by multiplying the independent variable by slope coefficient, and then adding the constant that sets the dependent variable.
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