Check the answer that best describes the relationship between f (x) and x. (for example if f (x) is θ (x) θ (x) check that as your answer and not o (x) o (x) or ω (x) ω (x) even though these are true also in this case.)

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Barbie

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2 November, 19:12

Check the answer that best describes the relationship between f (x) and x. (for example if f (x) is θ (x) θ (x) check that as your answer and not o (x) o (x) or ω (x) ω (x) even though these are true also in this case.)

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Marisa Haney · Answer 1

Which course is this for? I feel like I may need a little more information, but the simplest explanation I can give given the question is:

f (x) is the value of a function f evaluated at the value x. The formal definition of a function is a particular set of rules that associates a particular value with another. For an analogy: you can think of f as a machine that takes in an input, transforms it according to a certain set of rules, and produces an output. In this analogy, x would be the input and f (x) would be the output.