Which of the following equations best represents the graph of a function f(m)?

f(y) = m

f(x) = m

y = f(m)

x = f(m)

Question

Which of the following equations best represents the graph of a function f(m)?

f(y) = m

f(x) = m

y = f(m)

x = f(m)

lena772 · Answer

@SACAPUNTAS @ranga  @Easyaspi314 I have no idea. I want to say you eliminate the firstr 2 though.

lena772 · Answer

first*

anonymous · Answer

This is not a good question.

lena772 · Answer

:/ Do you have any idea what it might be?

anonymous · Answer

I'm going to play "read the math teacher's mind" and say it's probably the third one.

anonymous · Answer

Really, you'd need to say $x = m, y = f(m)$ or $y = m, x = f(m)$ and they'd both work. Using y for the f(whatever) is sort of traditional so we'll go with it.

lena772 · Answer

Okay thank you! I'll let you know if you're right! :)