Answer:
Let's use these two sets given to explain what is the domain.
Each value from the left set is x, and from the right is f(x).
If we plug any x from the left set in the function, we'll get f(x) that corresponds to it and that's exactly what the arrows are showing.
Domain of the function is, basically, a set of all values x can have.
In this case, it's easy to see, those are all members of the left set (-6, 1, 5, 8), but sometimes this set can have lots and lots of members, even infinity.
Answer 3:2
14 And 33
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3 plus 11/10 (mix number, you can get it by simplifying 300/100=3 with 11/100 left over)
311/100 (improper fraction=a fraction where the numerator is bigger than the denominator, you get it by just taking the last decimal place which is a houndredth here so you take the whole thing over 100 basically)
Answer:
-2
Step-by-step explanation:
5 + (-7)
5 - 7
-2
Please let me know if something's wrong!
A good way to remember Pi would be 3.1459. You can remember it in a song or just simply repeat it until you can memorize it.
