The function Y = f(X,Z)means
A)X multiplied by Y equals f.
B)X + Y = Z.
C)Y is a function of both X and Z.
D)none of the above.

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The notation Y = f(X,Z) means that the value of Y depends on both X and Z, indicating that Y is a function of both X and Z. Option A is incorrect because there is no multiplication involved. Option B is incorrect because the equation does not state that X and Y add up to Z. Option D is incorrect because we know that Y is a function of X and Z, so it cannot be "none of the above".

The Function Y = F(X,Z)means