Which does not represent y as a function of x? A. x=y^2+2 B. y+x^2+2 C. x=y+8 D. y=-x+8 I've been out of math for 3 years. Please help! :)
anyone??
did you mean to write B without an equal sign in it? If so, then I believe B is not a function
I mean y as a function of x
oh no B is y=x^2+2 sorry
could you tell me how you figured that out please??
my answer is wrong. Let me look at it again. One moment
kay
A. x=y^2+2 B. y=x^2+2 C. x=y+8 ------> can be written as y=x-8 (brought 8 over to the other side) D. y=-x+8 ok so now we have A. x=y^2+2 B. y=x^2+2 C. y=x-8 D. y=-x+8 they're all y as a function of x except for 1
So A. is written "x in terms of y" because here \[x=y^2+2\]
okay thank you
@radar can explain this better than I can. He should be here momentarily
A. y=sqrt(x-2) or y=-sqrt(x-2) It depends on whether y is positive or negative
If a value of x results in more than 1 value of y, then it is not a function.
ok that makes sense
Looking at A. x=y^2 +2, then y^2=x-2 then \[y=sqrt{x-\2\}\\]Letting x=6, then\[y=sqrt{\6\-\2\}\=sqrt{\4\}\=\ \+\2\ and \-\2\\]A. is not a function.
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could you guys help with one more problem??
sure post it as a new problem on the left
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