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PLEEEEEEASE HELP ME:D

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WINSTONCH [101]3 years ago

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Answer:

{ (1,1),(2,9),(4,8) } is the right answer. Mentioned relation has all the ordered pairs of x and y in the form of set, shown in the table.

Step-by-step explanation:

Tables can be used to describe functions. i.e. in given table two coordinates x,y used as ordered pairs and their values mentioned, the value x-coordinate comes first and than value of its corresponding y-coordinate .

According to the table, if we take value of x=1 than we need to take corresponding value of y=1 written as ( 1,1 ), Similarly for if x=2, its corresponding value of 'y' will be y=3 written as ( 2,3 ) and so on

The entire table expressed in ordered pair gives set { (1,1),(2,9),(4,8) }.

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Grade: Middle

Subject: Mathematics

Chapter: Representing Functions and relations

Keywords: relations, ordered pairs, tables and functions, set etc

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