A linear equation is expressed by which of the following: A) Y = a + bx B) Y = a² + bx C) Y = Ax(b) D) Y = $ \frac{\text{Ax} }{\text{b}} $

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A linear equation has a constant term (a) and a variable term (bx) where b is the slope of the line. Option A correctly expresses this form. Option B includes a squared term, which would create a quadratic equation. Option C and D use parentheses to group terms, which is not a standard notation for linear equations.

A Linear Equation Is Expressed by Which of the Following Axb \frac{\text{Ax} }{\text{b}} bAx​

A Linear Equation Is Expressed by Which of the Following $\frac{\text{Ax} }{\text{b}}$