How do you find the minimum value of a linear equation $?$

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Finding minimum value of linear equation:
A linear equation does not have a minimum or maximum value.
General form of the linear equation is $y = m x + b .$
When we substitute the larger value of $x$ , we will always get larger $y$ value.
There is no minimum value as the slope will always allow us to find another point lower than the one we had before.
Hence, there is no minimum value of a linear equation.

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