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OpenStudy (anonymous):
Please help just number 4 (:
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OpenStudy (dayakar):
what is the question
OpenStudy (anonymous):
I just am not sure how to do it
sammixboo (sammixboo):
But what is the qquestion? :P
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Oh you can't see the picture??
OpenStudy (anonymous):
The question is determine whether each relation is a function. Find the domain and range
4.{(4,5),(1,5),(3,8),(4,6),(10,12)}
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OpenStudy (bibby):
a relation is a function if it has one x for every y. that means we can't have repeated x values. do we?
OpenStudy (dayakar):
in other words,
each first coordinate (x) is different ,it is called a function
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Yes there is so its not a function correct?
OpenStudy (dayakar):
exactly
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Thank you (: and how do I find the domain and range?
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OpenStudy (dayakar):
domain=set of all first co-ordinates
OpenStudy (dayakar):
range= set of all second co-ordinates
OpenStudy (anonymous):
So add all the x values?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
And then add all the y values? Or do I multiply
OpenStudy (dayakar):
no,write all first co-ordinates separate with commas
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OpenStudy (dayakar):
can u write
OpenStudy (anonymous):
All I have to do is write the x values and the y values? That's so easy what the heck lol
OpenStudy (dayakar):
show ur work
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Domain : 4,1,3,4,10
Range:5,5,8,6,12
OpenStudy (bibby):
no repeats, as far as I know
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OpenStudy (dayakar):
no
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Oh so don't put 2 of the same numbers correct?
OpenStudy (dayakar):
D={1,3,4,10} no,element repeated in a set
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Therefore
Domain: 4,1,3,10
Range: 5,8,6,12
OpenStudy (dayakar):
get it
write range and show
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OpenStudy (dayakar):
very good
OpenStudy (anonymous):
It matters what order they r in?
OpenStudy (bibby):
least to greatest
OpenStudy (dayakar):
order is not not important
OpenStudy (dayakar):
for our convenience we write in order
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OpenStudy (dayakar):
put { }
OpenStudy (dayakar):
is it clear
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Okay thank you very much!
OpenStudy (dayakar):
welcome