Math, asked by akhtarnaheed071, 22 hours ago

does the equation y2+X=B represents a function y in terms of x?

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Answered by ramnarayanghorela7

1

Answer:

Yes the function is defined as

B-x/2

Answered by hannahjosej29

0

Answer:

yes

Step-by-step explanation:

yes it represents the functions y in terms of x

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