👉 Clines, in mathematics and statistics, are a class of linear functions that have the property that the rate of change is constant along their path. These functions can be defined by an equation or formula involving two variables, and they often arise when analyzing data or solving optimization problems. For example: 1. The line y = x + 3, which has slope m = 1. 2. The parabola y = x^2 - 5x + 6, with a vertex
