In the notation "s(x) = ...," what does "s(x)" represent?
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In the notation "s(x) = ...," "s(x)" represents a function. The letter "s" is the name given to the function, and "x" inside the parentheses is the variable or input of the function. It means that the function "s" operates on the input "x" to produce an output value. The right side of the equation represents the rule or expression that defines the relationship between the input and output of the function.
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