A linear curve can be distinguished by:

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A linear curve has the same slope throughout the curve. A continuous change in the slope would indicate a curved relationship between the variables, which is not characteristic of a linear curve. A changing relationship between the variables would also indicate a curved relationship, rather than a linear one. A shift in the curve would indicate a change in the intercept, which would not affect the linearity of the slope.

A Linear Curve Can Be Distinguished By