+8262 Hello all,
I come back with a new question:
How do you do slopes, functions, and domains? And when are they used? Thanks.
+5265 Well, slopes are m in the y=mx+b formula (or the "Slope-Intercept" formula)
Functions are just about the same. Ex. f(x)=3x+27
Domains... Domains are a bit different. I am going to source CliffsNotes here. Ahem..."The domain of a function contains all of the possible input values that you can use — every number that can be put into the formula or equation and get a real answer."
If this is not what you are asking, please let me know. Thank you! :D
+8262 Thanks for the answer, but can you put in more details since I have never done this before? Thanks!
+5265 Slopes: Ex. y=3x-8
Slope is in bold.
Function: Ex. f(x)=14x2+9
Function is italicized.
Domain: Ex. f(x)=3x2+6 {1,5,25}
Domain is underlined.
Once again, the domain of a function contains all of the possible input values that you can use — every number that can be put into the formula or equation and get a real answer.
+8262 Thanks, my friend! I am starting to understand. I am a seventh grader, and I don't have sufficient knowledge about this...
+129845 Those are pretty wide-ranging topics, DS.......I doubt that anyone could cover all the info associated with each one on a forum like this.....
Maybe you had some specific questions???
+8262 Ok. Thanks.
I want to know (in advance, because I am in this after-school program for Honor students, called HYPE Los Angeles) how to do functions and stuff like those on a graph please. I am confused, and until Tuesday next week, I will start learning a little, and I want to get prepared.
+8262 Thanks for your help! I appreciate it! I will definitely check it out. Thanks so much!
