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  1. Lesson on graphing functions - Algebra Homework Help

    Determining the nature of the function you are graphing Jump to: Linear (straight lines) , Quadratic (parabolas) , Absolute value Remember that the high school curriculum is designed so that even …

  2. Examples of funny graphs - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    Nov 7, 2017 · In order to arouse interest of my high school students to plot graphs I want to plot interesting funny graphs such as the one of the batman equation. I'm looking something simpler, …

  3. How can a "non-function" be graphed? - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    Sep 18, 2017 · Now, I'm looking for means to graph any non-functions, not just simple ones such as a circle or a sideways parabola, which simply require the graphs of +f (x) and -f (x). Maybe more …

  4. How can I identify the graph of a function and the graphs of its first ...

    0 the function has the blue graph. the first derivative is zero when the function reaches an extremum, its graph is the red one. the second derivative gives information on curvature. It is positive when the …

  5. a circle graph is not a function? - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    Jun 22, 2023 · A function is a rule that assigns uniquely to a member of domain set, a member of the image set. The key word is "uniquely". So if you assign say 2 as well as -2 to number 1, then you …

  6. How can you draw images with functions? - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    Dec 2, 2019 · This is how desmos graphs the function: One thing to note is that desmos actually graphs it a little incorrectly, since it should fill in the entire rectangle, since every value between -1 and 1 …

  7. Graphs of recursive functions - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    May 18, 2024 · Recently I've been studying the relationship between recursiveness of a function and recursiveness of its graph (i.e. recursiveness of the characteristic function of the graph). First, we …

  8. Difference between a function and a graph of a function?

    5 What’s going on here is that “everybody knows” what a function ought to be, and the definition of a function as being equal to its graph is just a tool for codifying that. I assure you that there’s hardly a …

  9. geometry - Is there a way to rotate the graph of a function ...

    Jan 13, 2011 · In the specific case of sin (x) if you rotate by something in the range (-pi/4,pi/4) you still have a function because the slope of sin (x) is always less than 1 in absolute value.

  10. How do computers draw function graphs? - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    There are many different plotting libraries, and they all work differently. But in general, a graph requires data, usually in the form of x-axis and y-axis data. Even if you pass a symbolic function, (e.g. …