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What does the function f (14) = 11 mean

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Alex_Xolod [135]3 years ago

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In general, when y = f(x), you are substituting a permissible x value into function f & its calculated 'output' is the value for y. Then (x,y) is an ordered pair, i.e. coordinates of a point on the graph. ... So our ordered pair is (-14,11).

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