Not on the macroscopic scale but microscopically the polymer is a fiber.
A linear situation is a situation where if you made a graph it would go up evenly or in a straight line.
Uh... break the law and go straight to jail!
Assuming both the scales on the graph are linear (that is to say that the numbers go up evenly) then YES, a graph which shows direct proportion must be a straight line. It must also pass through the origin (0,0). A straight line which does not pass through the origin is NOT showing direct proportion. Duncan
a slanting line is a line that dident go straight
I do see why or how my shopping should have any significant effect on whether or not you go straight to the unemployment line or not. I do see why or how my shopping should have any significant effect on whether or not you go straight to the unemployment line or not. I do see why or how my shopping should have any significant effect on whether or not you go straight to the unemployment line or not. I do see why or how my shopping should have any significant effect on whether or not you go straight to the unemployment line or not.
straight up
Forever.
A linear relationship exists between two variables if, when you plot their values on a coordinate system, you get a straight line, or values that would "average out" to be a straight line. The line cannot be perfectly horizontal or vertical. There are many relationships among variables that give rise to curved plots as well. The variables in the following example are not independent of one another, but serve as an easy way to imagine the plots described above. The variables are age (our sample will be 1,000 children currently in school ages 7 to 14) and years of school completed. If we plot individuals by age along the X axis, and then go up and plot their completed years of school along the Y axis, we will have 1,000 points on the grid that will be reasonably close to a straight line. Eliminate children who have repeated a grade, and it surely will be very close to a straight line. The variables have a linear relationship.
i think the horizontal is the line go up and vertical is the line go straight across
No, it does not.
Go straight to her!
it makes it go in a straight line