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if f: a-->b be defined by y = f(x) =x^2-2 and same function defined in the set of ordered pair form is {(2,....),(3,..),(.....,14)(....,-1), find the missing components of the ordered pairs

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Answer:

The ordered pairs are(missing values in original question are underlined)

(2, 2), (3, 7), (-4,14),(4,14), (-1,-1),(1,-1)

Explanation:

The given function is
y=x^(2)-2

In the first two ordered pairs we are given the value of
x and all we have to do is substitute for
x in the above function and solve for
y

So, for (2,...) where
x=2,


y=2^(2)2-2=4-2=\boldsymbol{2}

For the second pair, (3,...)


y=3^(2)-2=9-2=\boldsymbol{7}

For the last two pairs, we are given what the y value is and we substitute for y in the function equation and solve for x

For (..., 14) we get

14=x^{2}-2==>16=x^{2},so x=\pm4. This means the two possible values for x are -4 and 4

For the last pair, y=-1 which gives us


-1=x^(2)-2== > (-1)-(-2)=x^(2)

which gives the two possible values for x as
x=\boldsymbol{-1} and
x=\bold{1}

See the attached image for a visual depiction of these points

if f: a-->b be defined by y = f(x) =x^2-2 and same function defined in the set-example-1
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