Jedidiah P. answered 06/19/21
MIT Grad that tutors in Virtual Reality
Isaiah W.
asked 06/18/21Yes or No? If No, give a reason. Let f be a function.
(a) Is it possible that f(6) = 3
and f(7) = 3?
Yes.No. A function assigns each value of x in its domain to exactly one value of f(x). No. A function assigns each value of f(x) in its range to exactly one value of x.No. A function expecting a variable cannot be called with a constant argument.No. There is no possible function operations that would yield 3 from 7.
(b) Is it possible that f(6) = 3
and f(6) = 8?
Yes.No. A function assigns each value of x in its domain to exactly one value of f(x). No. A function assigns each value of f(x) in its range to exactly one value of x.No. A function expecting a variable cannot be called with a constant argument.No. There is no possible function operations that would yield 8 from 6.
Jedidiah P. answered 06/19/21
MIT Grad that tutors in Virtual Reality
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