No the value of functions are not same .
What is function in math?
- A quantitative expression, rule, or law that describes the link between an independent variable and a dependent variable (the dependent variable).
- In mathematics, functions occur widespread, and they are essential for defining physical links in the sciences.
- A function is a type of rule that generates one output for a single output.
- This is represented by the equation y=x2. Any inputs for x result in an output for y. Given that x is the input value, we would state that y is a result of x.
- 5 × ( -5)⁻⁹ = -5 × 1/-5⁹ ⇒ 1/5⁸ = 1/390625
[ -5 × (-5)]⁻⁹ = [25]⁻⁹ = 1/25⁹ = 1/3814697265625
No the value of functions are not same .
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-3+3x=-2(x+1)
First: I will get rid of the bracket:
-3+3x=-2x-2
Now, all the x goes to the left side, all the numbers without x to the right side:
3x+2x=-2+3
we add up"
5x=1
divide by 5:
The number -5 is anything but natural number.
It is an integer (Z) ,a rational number (Q) and a real number (R) .
Qiestion:
Select all that are true.
A. 6.22 - 4 = 6.28
B. 14 - 0.02 = 0.12
C. 3.31 - 2.25 = 1.06
D. 5.48 - 4.96 = 0.52
E. 41.5 - 33.25 = 29.10
Answer:
C and D are the answer
The greatest common factor is 2.
