Complete the following proof. Given: (BD) is the perpendicular bisector of (AC) Prove: ∢A≅∢C
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Answer:
<em>A) (-5,7)</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Functions and Relations</u>
A set of values A can have a relation with another set B as long as at least one element of A has at least one image in B. Functions are special relations where each element of A (the domain of the function) has one and only one image on B (the range of the function).
By looking at the options, we can see that x=9, x=-8, and x=-1 already have defined values in Y, so if we define another value for any of them the relation will stop being a function. The only possible choice to preserve the function is the option