In algebra, x can have any value as the letter is used to represent any number that is unknown until solved.
e.g. 2x=4
x=2
In Roman Numerals, X is 10.
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In ordered pair forms (0,-5) (1,-4) (2,-3) The first values are the x values and the second values are the y values.
No, the equation ( x^5 ) is not equivalent to ( x^{-1} \cdot 5 - 1 ). The expression ( x^5 ) represents ( x ) raised to the power of 5, while ( x^{-1} \cdot 5 - 1 ) implies a different operation involving the reciprocal of ( x ) multiplied by 5, then subtracting 1. These two expressions have different forms and will yield different results for most values of ( x ).
No, (5x) and (x^5) do not represent the same expression. (5x) means 5 multiplied by the variable (x), while (x^5) means (x) raised to the fifth power. These expressions have different meanings and will yield different values for any given value of (x).
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10.
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In ordered pair forms (0,-5) (1,-4) (2,-3) The first values are the x values and the second values are the y values.
One, the value five.
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You are asking, in effect, what number is 5; the answer is, 5 is 5.
5
The values that make each of the factors zero. In other words, you need to solve:x - 2 = 0 and: x - 5 = 0
2 or 5
x (x+5) = 6 X equals 1.
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You can test for inequality but not for equality.You can take different values of the independent variable or argument of the expression (usually denoted by x), and calculate the dependent variable or the value of the expression (usually denoted by y). These can be tabulated or shown on a graph. If the y-values for the same x-values are different, then the two expressions are different. But even if they all match perfectly, you cannot say that they are equivalent because there could be other x-values - which you did not test - for which the y-values are different.For example, considerf(x) = x^2 + 4andg(x) = x^3 - 3x^2 - 5x + 4then f(-1) = 5 = g(-1)f(0) = 4 = g(0)and f(5) = 29 = g(5)but for any other integer value of x, the values of the two expressions are different. However, your test did not pick that up.You could increase the number of points tested but there will be other expressions such that the two can match at any number of selected points and still be different elsewhere.