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Ordered Pairs Please
X=2

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(2, 0) (2, 7) assuming that Y can equal anything.

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For this case, we have that by definition, in mathematics, an ordered pair is given by a pair of mathematical objects, in which one element and another is distinguished.

They are usually denoted by:


(x, y)

In this case we want to construct ordered pairs with
x = 2.

Then, "y" can take any value of the real numbers to form ordered pairs with
x = 2

Examples:

(2, -1); (2.5); (2.80) ...

Answer:

"y" can take any value

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