If f is a function and x is an element of its domain, then which of these is correct? A. f (x) denotes the output corresponding to the input x, and the graph of the function is y = f (x).

B. f (x) denotes the output corresponding to the input x, and the graph of the function is x = f (y).

C. f (x) denotes the input corresponding to the output x, and the graph of the function is y = f (x).

D. f (x) denotes the input corresponding to the output x, and the graph of the function is x = f (y).

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Yasmin Mckay

Mathematics

15 December, 12:35

If f is a function and x is an element of its domain, then which of these is correct? A. f (x) denotes the output corresponding to the input x, and the graph of the function is y = f (x).

B. f (x) denotes the output corresponding to the input x, and the graph of the function is x = f (y).

C. f (x) denotes the input corresponding to the output x, and the graph of the function is y = f (x).

D. f (x) denotes the input corresponding to the output x, and the graph of the function is x = f (y).

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Averi Terry · Answer 1

A. f (x) denotes the output corresponding to the input x, and the graph of the function is y = f (x).

Step-by-step explanation:

This description matches the meaning of "f (x) ".

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It's a vocabulary question.