It is easy to prove that it is impossible.
Given any set of n input and output values, of x and f(x) values, it is easy to prove that there is at least one polynomial of degree n-1 which will fit them. There are, therefore, infinitely many polynomials that will fit these n pairs and any additional pair of the infinitely many choices for the "next" x and f(x).
It is easy to prove that it is impossible.
Given any set of n input and output values, of x and f(x) values, it is easy to prove that there is at least one polynomial of degree n-1 which will fit them. There are, therefore, infinitely many polynomials that will fit these n pairs and any additional pair of the infinitely many choices for the "next" x and f(x).
It is easy to prove that it is impossible.
Given any set of n input and output values, of x and f(x) values, it is easy to prove that there is at least one polynomial of degree n-1 which will fit them. There are, therefore, infinitely many polynomials that will fit these n pairs and any additional pair of the infinitely many choices for the "next" x and f(x).
It is easy to prove that it is impossible.
Given any set of n input and output values, of x and f(x) values, it is easy to prove that there is at least one polynomial of degree n-1 which will fit them. There are, therefore, infinitely many polynomials that will fit these n pairs and any additional pair of the infinitely many choices for the "next" x and f(x).
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It is easy to prove that it is impossible.
Given any set of n input and output values, of x and f(x) values, it is easy to prove that there is at least one polynomial of degree n-1 which will fit them. There are, therefore, infinitely many polynomials that will fit these n pairs and any additional pair of the infinitely many choices for the "next" x and f(x).
alex makes $2.00 for every dog she walks on the weekands. complete the function table to show the relationship between the number of dogs alex walks and the amount of money that she makes.
A table organizing to imput rule and output of a function
Using a left join of: SELECT a.number FROM table a, table b WHERE a.number < b.number where right table.number is null
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