Linearity of complex-valued function from application of Liouville theorem

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I am trying on problems from Bak and Newman's complex analysis. On the part of regarding Liouville's theorem, there were quite a number of problems concerns and an inequality and then ask you to prove that the complex-valued function is a linear one. An example is the following:

Suppose $f$ is entire and $|f(z)|\leq A+B|z|^{3/2}$ for constants $A,B$. Show that $f$ is a linear polynomial.

I hope someone can solve one of them for me. It will be helpful for me to understand problems of similar type once I understand this one!

Thanks in advance for answering.