SOLUTION: how do you rewrite an equation in functional notation, from a word problem. such as if the relation can be represented by the equation IR=12 rewrite the equation in functional n

Question 132430This question is from textbook practice workbook glencoe mathematics algebra1
: how do you rewrite an equation in functional notation, from a word problem.
such as if the relation can be represented by the equation IR=12 rewrite the equation in functional notation so that the resistance R is a function of the current I. This question is from textbook practice workbook glencoe mathematics algebra1

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Solve the equation in terms of R:

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IR=12
R=12/I ANSWER.
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