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mr_godi [17]
4 years ago
6

Complete the set of ordered pairs for the relation.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Nonamiya [84]4 years ago
7 0

The set of ordered pairs are (-2,18),(-1,20),(0,22),(1,24),(2,26)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that the relation \{(x, y): y=2(x+11) \text { and } x \in(-2,-1,0,1,2)\}

To find the set of ordered pairs, let us substitute the value for x in the relation y=2(x+11)

For x=-2,

\begin{aligned}y &=2(-2+11) \\&=2(9) \\y &=18\end{aligned}

The ordered pair is (-2,18)

For x=-1,

\begin{aligned}y &=2(-1+11) \\&=2(10) \\y &=20\end{aligned}

The ordered pair is (-1,20)

For x=0,

\begin{aligned}y &=2(0+11) \\&=2(11) \\y &=22\end{aligned}

The ordered pair is (0,22)

For x=1,

\begin{aligned}y &=2(1+11) \\&=2(12) \\y &=24\end{aligned}

The ordered pair is (1,24)

For x=2,

\begin{aligned}y &=2(2+11) \\&=2(13) \\y &=26\end{aligned}

The ordered pair is (2,26)

Thus, the set of ordered pairs is (-2,18),(-1,20),(0,22),(1,24),(2,26)

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