Relations vs Functions and Celsius-Fahrenheit Temperature Conversion
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In the real world, what might be a situation where it is preferable for the data to form a relation but not a function?
There is a formula that converts temperature in degrees Celsius to temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. If we use the following data points:
Fahrenheit Celsius
Freezing point of water 32 0
Boiling point of water 212 100
Whas is the linear equation that expresses temperature in degrees Fahrenheit as a function of temperature in degrees Celsius?
What is the linear equation that expresses temperature in degrees Celsius as a function of temperature in degrees Fahrenheit.
How do the graphs of these two functions differ?
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Relations vs Functions and Celsius-Fahrenheit Temperature Conversion are discussed.
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1. In the real world, if an input data results in multiple output data, then to form a relation is more preferable than to form a function.
2. Let F denote the ...
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