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Step-by-step explanation:
<em>The question has mission options; However, the question is still solvable.</em>
Given
Required
Determine possible ordered pairs of A to B
A function is of the form (x,y)
Let A be the range of the function and B, the domain
Let (x,y) be a function of A to B, where x represents any of the values in A sets and y represents any of the values in B
A ordered pair can only be regarded as a function if and only if it has unique y-values
Hence, a possible ordered pair is:
Another possible ordered pair is
<em>Note that there as as many as possible ordered pair as long as the y-values are unique</em>
Answer:
Exponential functions!
Step-by-step explanation:
I think what you are dealing with is an exponential function!
So, to solve this, we need to first understand the main form of an exponential function:
Where a is the number we start off with, and b is the constant thing(forgot what it was called).
Now, 150 is our starting number, so it is a, and b is our constant at which the initial term is multiplied, which is 3!
Also, defining variables:
Let f(x)= # of Bees
Let x= # of years
Thus, here is our equation:
So, that's it!
Now, some of my answers have been recently deleted because they violated community guidelines for recommending something that shall not be named, so if you do really need help on the subject, look online! It is the largest source of information humanity has created! (also I cannot explain Exponential Functions in a single paragraph)
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