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UrbanXrisis
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There is a Math problem that I got wrong and I want to know why it’s wrong:
X...(–2)..(–1)..0...1...2
F(X) 1...(–2)..0.(–1)..2
G(X) 3...(–2)..0.(–2)..3
H(X) 1...(–3)..0...3.(–1)
Which function is not one-to-one? I put all of them but got it wrong
Which function is symmetrical about the origin? is it H(X)?
how would I know if something is one-to-one without graphing it?
What about if a function is symmetrical about the origin?
X...(–2)..(–1)..0...1...2
F(X) 1...(–2)..0.(–1)..2
G(X) 3...(–2)..0.(–2)..3
H(X) 1...(–3)..0...3.(–1)
Which function is not one-to-one? I put all of them but got it wrong
Which function is symmetrical about the origin? is it H(X)?
how would I know if something is one-to-one without graphing it?
What about if a function is symmetrical about the origin?
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