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Can anyone tell me how to change a function from f(x)=   to  y=f(x)

for example. If the equation was f(x)=-5+3x how would I change it to y=f(x)

I got a question like this on a quiz and I did not understand it. It also asked to graph it.

I have more information upon request.

 Oct 12, 2020
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F(x) is just a substitute for y     it means that y is a function of x

 

f(x) = 3x+2   is the same as  y = 3x+2

 Oct 12, 2020
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So its just a different way of saying it? 

When I graphed it on google it says the Y-intercept is oh. I'm so dumb. I chose the graph that looked most similar to it instead of looking at the x and y-intercepts. Im so dumb crying

Spaggehity  Oct 12, 2020
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You're not dumb......you are learning! cheeky

ElectricPavlov  Oct 12, 2020
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thanks

Spaggehity  Oct 12, 2020

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