No the value of functions are not same .
What is function in math?
- A quantitative expression, rule, or law that describes the link between an independent variable and a dependent variable (the dependent variable).
- In mathematics, functions occur widespread, and they are essential for defining physical links in the sciences.
- A function is a type of rule that generates one output for a single output.
- This is represented by the equation y=x2. Any inputs for x result in an output for y. Given that x is the input value, we would state that y is a result of x.
- 5 × ( -5)⁻⁹ = -5 × 1/-5⁹ ⇒ 1/5⁸ = 1/390625
[ -5 × (-5)]⁻⁹ = [25]⁻⁹ = 1/25⁹ = 1/3814697265625
No the value of functions are not same .
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
CD = 15, so we have the hypotenuse.
DF = 18, but we can find a leg by 18/2 which is 9
using our pyth. theorem, 15^2=9^2+CG^2
CG = 12
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Eighty four divided by 6 is 14
Answer: 10x + 4y + 2
The terms with an x are considered like terms so they could be subtracted.
