Re: Graphing piecewise functions?
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Re: Graphing piecewise functions?
On Fri, 16 Oct 1998 19:44:41 -0400, "Tom Lake" <tomlake@slic.com>
wrote:
>>Really? Just use boolian limiters. For example, if you have the
>>function:
>>F(x) = 2x if X<0
>>F(x) = X^2 of X >= 0
>>
>>then all you have to do is.
>>y1 = (2x)/(X<0)
>>y2 = (x^2)/(X>=0)
>
>
>Are you sure you want to DIVIDE? Shouldn't it be multiplied?
>
>y1 = (2x)(x<0)
>y2 = (x^2)(x>=0)
>
>Tom Lake
>
Divide works. Division by zero results in underined, which does not
graph.
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