SOLUTION: i have a graph thats y=f(x) the line starts in the right corner and runs through y1 and x1, the questions are:
1. explain why f represents the graph of a function?
2. use the g
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-> SOLUTION: i have a graph thats y=f(x) the line starts in the right corner and runs through y1 and x1, the questions are:
1. explain why f represents the graph of a function?
2. use the g
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Question 519852: i have a graph thats y=f(x) the line starts in the right corner and runs through y1 and x1, the questions are:
1. explain why f represents the graph of a function?
2. use the graph to find a reasonable estimate of f(-2)
3. what is the domain of f?
4. what is the range of f?
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To define a line, you need two points.
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What are the points (x,y) and (x1, y1) ?
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