You only talk about the x-coordinate. Are you working with a function in an x-y plane, or just on a number line?On the x-coordinate, there is straight line AB, point A is fixed on the x-coordinate, point B is located at any point x-coordinates, to describe this function ?
x-coordinate representsYou only talk about the x-coordinate. Are you working with a function in an x-y plane, or just on a number line?
A picture would really help.
As I try to interpret this, it only makes sense if it is reworded as:
On the x-y plane a function is described by a straight line AB. The point A is fixed at coordinate <x0,y0>, The point B is located at an arbitrary point, <x1,y1>, What is the function, y=f(x), that describes this function.
Does that sound close to what you are being asked for?
If so, then is the function supposed to match only the portion of the line between A and B, or the entire line that passes through A and B?
Well your mathematics teacher is wrong.Mathematics official says geometric objects measures must be positive numbers,
Ah, yes. That was the socratus that associated themselves, rather appropriately, with a particularly dense metal, right?I remember socratus used to post threads in this fashion, until no one bothered to read or answer them any more.
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