A constant relationship between two variables.

Given a linear constraint, a true output for a given input value.

Given a linear constraint, a false output for a given input value.

A sequence obtained by repeatedly adding the same number to a given starting number.

The difference between two sequential terms in an arithmetic sequence.

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Alg1A Unit 6

Writing Linear Functions

Term	Definition
Linear constraint	A constant relationship between two variables.
Viable (solution)	Given a linear constraint, a true output for a given input value.
Nonviable (solution)	Given a linear constraint, a false output for a given input value.
arithmetic sequence	A sequence obtained by repeatedly adding the same number to a given starting number.
common difference	The difference between two sequential terms in an arithmetic sequence.