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5 0

F(x) is not necessarily for graphs as it can be used with composites eg fg(x) but can be shown graphically but y= is purely for a graph

Natali [406]3 years ago

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There is no difference. y and f(x) is the exact same thing. They are both the result after you apply a function to x. That is what f(x) stands for.

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