If f is a function defined by the equation yequals=f(x) then x is called the

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Verve Innovation · Answer 1 · 2018-07-08T18:20:41+0000

X is the independent variable (think 'input variable'); all of the values of x which are valid (ones that don't create division by zero or square root of a negative value) is the domain.

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