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The document explains the concept of functions in mathematics, illustrating how they operate through input, process, and output. It provides examples of different functions and their corresponding outputs based on given inputs. Additionally, it touches on graphing functions and understanding coordinates.

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Function

The document explains the concept of functions in mathematics, illustrating how they operate through input, process, and output. It provides examples of different functions and their corresponding outputs based on given inputs. Additionally, it touches on graphing functions and understanding coordinates.

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FUNCTION

Function
How it works, similar to :

IPO
Input --> Process --> Output
Function
Like Machine....
in function, it looks like this
in function, it looks like this
in function, it looks like this
in function, it looks like this
in function, it looks like this
in function, it looks like this
Let us know about how to operate with
function

with these :
Input (x) = 2
Function (f) = 2x + 4
Output (f(x)) = ....
Let us know about how to operate with
function

with these :
Input (n) = 2
Function (f) = 2x + 4
Output (f(n)) = ....
Let us know about how to operate with
function

with these :
Input (n) = 2
Function f(n) = n
Output (f(n)) = ....
Let us know about how to operate with
function

with these :
Input (n) = 1
Function (f) = -3n + 10
Output (f(n)) = ...
How to make the graph ?
Before that, 

get to know about
coordinates!!!
Coordinate = Position
How to make the graph ?

1. x = 0
2. f(x) = 0
THANKS
If, y = -7x + 4

So, m = ...
c = ...
If, y = -7x + 4

So, m = ...
c = ...
If, y = -7x + 4

So, m = ...
c = ...
If, y = 10x + (-2)

So, m = ...
c = ...
If, y = 10x -(-2)

So, m = ...
c = ...
If, y = -x - 2

So, m = ...
c = ...

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