W + 19 = 49 for w = 30 :
30 + 19 = 49
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Answer:
Domain: all real numbers
Step-by-step explanation:
The domain of a function is the set of values that x can be replaced with.
In this function, x can be replaced by any real number, so the domain of the function is all real numbers.
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Answer:
1.) 1/2x
2.) 3a
3.) <10
4.) 8/p
5.) =0
6.) =0.25
7.) x-6=4.5
8.) y/8=3.2
Step-by-step explanation:
For #1 all you have to do is add them together. For #2 it is the same thing. For #3 all you need to do is use the less then (<) symbol with a 10 behind it. For #4 quotient means to divide so all you need to do is put a division symbol between the two factors. For #5 all you have to do is substitute 1.5 for the letter A and subtract them. For #6 all the do is substitute 2.25 for b because you convert the fraction to a decimal which is 25/100 which equals .25 then you divide the two numbers. For #7 the difference mean to subtract so you put x-6 instead of the difference between x and 6, then it equals 4.5 because you convert the fraction which would be 50/100 which equals .50. For #8 all you do is flip the word quotient the a division symbol because quotient means to divide.
Answer:
2) Yes, each x-coordinate is only used once.
3) {1,2,3,4}
4) {25,45,60,70}
5) (3,60)
6) No because (4,7) and (4,25) share the same x-coordinate.
Step-by-step explanation:
A relation is a function if there is no more than one y-value assigned to an x.
Any x used can only be used once in an order pair.
You that here.
(1,25)
(2,45)
(3,60)
(4,70)
So basically because all of the x-coordinates are different, this is a function.
The domain is the x-coordinate of each pair (the first of each pair):
{1,2,3,4}.
The range is the y-coordinate of each pair (the second number of each pair):
{25,45,60,70}.
One ordered pair that I see in the table is (3,60). There are 3 others you can choose and I named them above.
{(4,10),(3,15),(1,5),(2,25),(4,25)} is not a function because there are more than one pairs with the same x-coordinate,4.
