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Miike012
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Homework Statement
What exactly does it mean when the phrase " y as a function of x" mean?
Is "f(x)=2x" and "Suppose u is a function of x" part of the same problem? And what does the rest of the problem say?Miike012 said:I have this problem in my book that says...
f(x)=2x
Then it says
Suppose u is a function of x
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