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What information is given when f(x) is used instead of y in the representation of a mathematical equation, such as f(x)=2x +3? how is this.information useful?
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What information is given when f(x) is used instead of y in the representation of a mathematical equation, such as f(x)=2x +3? how is this.information useful?
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what information is given when f(x) is used instead of y in the representation of a mathematical equation, such as f(x)=2x +3? how is this.information useful?
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(f)x means it is a function, this is useful information because it means for every input there is one output.
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