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A function takes an input often called
x
, and provides an output y or f(x). f is the function.
example
f(x)= 10 - x for 4<x< 10
takes 5 to 5, 8 to 2, 7.534 to 2.466 etc.
The values that the input can take is called the DOMAIN.
The values that the OUTPUT can take is called the RANGE.
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example
f(x)= 10 - x for 4<x< 10
takes 5 to 5, 8 to 2, 7.534 to 2.466 etc.
The values that the input can take is called the DOMAIN.
The values that the OUTPUT can take is called the RANGE.