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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An additive inverse is the value you can add to a given value such that the sum is "0"..
Your answer is choice A
18xy + (-18xy) = 0 Since these are like terms.. the key here is understanding that like terms must have the same exact variables raised to the exact same powers. We can add like terms. We cannot add unlike terms.
