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7 months ago

What would the Outputs be when the Inputs is 1,7,-3,and -5 if the function is Y=6

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kondaur [170]7 months ago

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If the function is y=6

It's a constant

For any value of input the output will be equal to 6

therefore

the Outputs when the Inputs is 1,7,-3,and -5 is 6

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