How do you solve this ? For the function f(x) given by the set of ordered pairs below, find f(3). { (3,6), (14,-3), (-3,3) }
f(3) is the same as saying "the value of y when x = 3" x = 3 is the input of the function all of "f(3)" is the output of the function when x = 3
where do you see the x-coordinate three? in which of the points?
3,6
Yes.
Any point (a,b) is saying that when x=a, then y=b And so is (3,6) saying the same exact thing. when x=3, y is equal to ?
6
yes.
when you say ` f(3) `, you are trying to find the "y" when x=3. `(keep in mind your point (3,6) )` So when they ask you `find f(3)`, they just wnat the value of y, when x=3.
what is this value of y when x=3 ?
6
yes, and that exactly means that f(3)=6
just like anytime, when you have a point (a,b) that is same as saying f(a)=b
so I don't need to do anything to the other points?
no
(they are just there to confuse you)
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Thank you c:
Yes, tried to be accessible (and apparently I was able to). Don't like helpless "wierd" definitions no matter how precise they are... yw!
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