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What does f: R --> R mean?
What does this mean?
f: R → R
f means function
R means the real number field
Or, so I thought...
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vote
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Sides of structure modelled by the equation of a Truncus.
Hey, I'm a bit stumped on this one, any help appreciated, thanks in advance!
The cross-section of a theme park ride
has a central structure as shown
below.
The sides of …
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1answer
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How to draw hyperbolas?
I can draw normal hyperbolas fine (in the form of y=a/(x-b)+c)
What i have trouble with, is when the 'a' has an x value in it
For example, how would i draw;
y= (x+3) / (x-2)?
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1answer
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Finding the maximum and the minimum of a function
Hi, I was wondering when it says: Find the maximum and the minimum of a function, is it referring to the domain, the range or both?
e.g.: f(x) = 6 + 4cos(x) - sin2(x)
How would y …
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What are the forms of functions and how do I differentiate them?
What do you call the forms in Maths Methods that are: linear combination, composite, linear combination of basic functions, etc?
Could you give me a quick revision on these forms …
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Maths methods help with functions - solutions
Question 1
a) Find the inverse of y = sqrt(x-2) + 1,
b) State the domain and the range of y-1
Question 2
f(x) = sqrt(x-1)
g(x) = x + (1/x)
Find f(g(x)) and g(f(x))
Question …
