Why is the derivative of a linear function a constant?
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A linear function with a constant is denote by f(x) = y = mx+c;
Here m and c are the contact of that function;
x is independent variable and based on the value of x, y is varies;
derivative of f(x) is f'(x) = m;
because derivative.of mx w.r.t. x is m
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