???????I don't get it
1 answer:
To fill the squares look for the one filled in column/row/diagonal and figure out its sum.
All other columns/rows/diagonals must be equal to that, so whenever there is a column/row/diagonal with a single missing value you can add the others up and calculate the missing value.
So you have to find those single missing value columns/rows/diagonals, fill them out and continue with the next one until the whole square is filled in.
All other columns/rows/diagonals must be equal to that, so whenever there is a column/row/diagonal with a single missing value you can add the others up and calculate the missing value.
So you have to find those single missing value columns/rows/diagonals, fill them out and continue with the next one until the whole square is filled in.
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Given:
For a function f, .
To find:
The coordinates of a point on the graph of f.
Solution:
We have,
It means the value of function f is 10 at -4.
On a coordinate plane x-axis represents the input values and y-axis represents the output values of a function. So,
x-coordinate = input value = -4
y-coordinate = output value = 10
Therefore, the required coordinates of a point on the graph of f are (-4,10).