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So with the ordered pairs you have above is a function because there's only 1 output coming out. I have a picture showing why. It's labeled a purple one.
You know a graph or anything is not a function because it has more than 1 output which is not okay. For example: (1,6), (5,3), (2,9), and (1, 7) Now you notice that I have two coordinate pairs that have x for 1 and y for 6 and 7. I have another picture showing a example of a non-function.
The area of the circle by definition is given by:
For f (r) = 154:
Clearing r we have:
For f (r) = 616:
Clearing r we have:
Answer:
a reasonable domain for f (r) is:
7 <r <14
For f (r) = 154:
Clearing r we have:
For f (r) = 616:
Clearing r we have:
Answer:
a reasonable domain for f (r) is:
7 <r <14