We know how to determine if a given table with x and y represents a function of x or not. In this problem, we are asking you to think about two things: • Consider x as function of y instead, and • Find all values of C to make that happen. Determine all value(s) of C in the table below so that x is a function of y. X 14 8 14 y 2C-10 13 C-16 O C must be a number equal to -6 O C can be any real number except -6 O C must be a number less than -6 O C can be any real number OC must be a number greater than -6 -5 -25

We know how to determine if a given table with x and y represents a function of x or not. In this problem, we are asking you to think about two things: • Consider x as function of y instead, and • Find all values of C to make that happen. Determine all value(s) of C in the table below so that x is a function of y. X 14 8 14 y 2C-10 13 C-16 O C must be a number equal to -6 O C can be any real number except -6 O C must be a number less than -6 O C can be any real number OC must be a number greater than -6 -5 -25

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Chapter3: Graphing Linear Functions

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