Answer:
Where’s the work to it
Step-by-step explanation:
Example:A {(1,5}),(2,6),(4,5)} B/ {(5,5),(6,5),(5,6)} C/ {(2,3),(-4,5),(2,5)}/ D/ {(2,3),(2,6),(-2,8)}
Ordered pairs is a function that is the question , every ordered pair has their input and output .
no
The angle in the polar form of a complex number can have any multiple of 2π radians added to it, and the number will be the same number. That is, there are an infinite number of representations of a complex number in polar form.
-12
60/120/180
Either of these would work because it must be an even number divisible by 2.
It must end in a zero : divisible by 5 but even.
It must be a multiple of 30 as 3 only goes into 10s at 30. And that takes care of the 6 too.
But 4 doesn't go into 30, so 60?….
Yes, 60 is divisible between 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6
But the question does not limit your answer to one solution.
I hope this helps! :)
16
(f - g)(5) = f(5) -g(5)
From the tables, ...
f(5) = 29
g(5) = 13
Your desired function is ...
f(5) -g(5) = 29 -13 = 16
