In algebra, you are dealing with functions of x, where x is a variable, that can take on any value. If x has a value, then the function has a corresponding value. Then for that particular value of x, you are dealing with just one point on a graph, rather than a graph of the entire function. Functions could be derived to describe physical happenings, such as the voltage at a particular place in an electronic circuit at a particular point in time, so you want these variables to remain as variables, until you need to evaluate the function for a particular value of the variable. (Like what is the voltage on the capacitor after 1 second)
In algebra, x is the unknown for which you need the value.
A domain is the value of x, and range is the value of y
Algebra has always been used, since its invention, to find out unknown quanties by comparing them to known values. (i.e. 4x+9= 25, what is the value of x? -- 4)
It depends what x is. If you do not know the value of either variable it would be 2x.
Domain refers to the value(s) X can be. I suppose "another name" could be "X value."
in algebra, a 'value' is what a certain letter stands for. for instance... if z = 6 and the below is a balanced scale... .............................................. z x z Find the value of x = 12 because 2 sixes, (2 zs) equals 12!!!
The range of a set is the y value in comparison to the domain which is the x value.
1.5 x 108 --Algebra 2 Teacher
In algebra, one solution means that there is only one real value x that will satisfy its equation.
because x was always 10
The formula for the area of a rectangle is L times W (length times width), commonly written LxW or L·W.If you have an x, x probably stands for the total (X=L·W).X in algebra always stands for any unknown quantity, therefore if your x was your length, you could also say A=X·W, where x = length and w=height.
If a guy is only has nine fingers (9) you have to find what he has missing (x) the answer is one. BOOM.