Question

In the notation "t(x) =...," what does "t(x)" represent?
A.The value of t(x) is a function of the value of t.
B.There is not enough information given to answer this question.
C.The value of t should be multiplied by x to get the solution of the equation.
D.The value of t(x) is a function of the value of x.
I think A or D

Answer 1

ok thanks

Answer 2

@Michele_Laino

Answer 3

\(t(x)\) represents a variable, whose values depend on the values of the variable \(x\). It is a convenient writing

Answer 4

So it is A right?

Answer 5

oh I mean D?

Answer 6

no, please look at this drawing:

Answer 7

So it's not A or D?

Answer 8

is it option A or option D?

Answer 9

I think D.

Answer 10

correct!

Answer 11

ok thanks again so if I confused you

Answer 12

no problem! :)