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HELP >.>
How do you know when a set of coordinates are a function... for example
{ (6,3), (5,2), (2,-3), (12,-12) }
also how would you map the relations of these coordinates?
(algebra 2 >.> I get messed up on the easy stuff)
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tanker_girl777
Jan 22, 2014
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Go by PEMDAS
Parentheses () There are none so move on
Exponents! ^x You have 10^6 is 1000000
Multiplication * You have 2.1 times your exponent... so you would take 100000 * 2.1 which is 2100000
D is division... you aint got none
A is adding nope... none here
S is subtracting and still... no subtraction so your final answer should be!!!.....
2100000! (hope it helps)
tanker_girl777
Jan 22, 2014