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Step-by-step explanation:
<em>The question has mission options; However, the question is still solvable.</em>
Given
Required
Determine possible ordered pairs of A to B
A function is of the form (x,y)
Let A be the range of the function and B, the domain
Let (x,y) be a function of A to B, where x represents any of the values in A sets and y represents any of the values in B
A ordered pair can only be regarded as a function if and only if it has unique y-values
Hence, a possible ordered pair is:
Another possible ordered pair is
<em>Note that there as as many as possible ordered pair as long as the y-values are unique</em>
Hey there! :D
When you multiply powers, you add them.
You would only need to add 5 and 3 together.
5+3= 8
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I hope this helps!
~kaikers
When you multiply powers, you add them.
You would only need to add 5 and 3 together.
5+3= 8
I hope this helps!
~kaikers
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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needs to be flipped and multiplied.
It will become ·
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Simplify the fractions by replacing 7 with 1 and 49 with 7, since 7 is 1/7 of 49. Then, turn the 2 into a 1 and the 4 into a 2, since 2 is half of 4.
You will be left with 1 · , which equals