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Give the introduction about Graphing?
Somebody tells you that x = 5 and y = 3. "What does it all mean?!" you shout. Well here's a picture:
This picture is what's called a Cartesian graph. It has two intersecting lines (called axes) which are usually labeled "x" and "y". Every point on the plane can be described by a pair of numbers: its x-coordinate and its y-coordinate. The x-coordinate of the point shown is 5, because the point is 5 units along the x-axis. The y-coordinate is 3. Put these together, and we can label the point "(5,3)." (Note that the x-coordinate always comes first.)
Because the picture showed the point (5,3), we call it a graph of the point (5,3). Usually, we don't merely graph a single point. Here's a graph of the set of points Here's a graph of the set of all points with y-coordinate 2: This set of points can be written (using standard set notation) as {(x,y): y =2}.However, instead of the cumbersome phrase "the graph of the set of points {(x,y): y =2}", we usually just say "the graph of the equation y = 2."
The area of a square is given by the formula width time's height. But since the square has all the sides equal, the height is of the same measure as its width. Hence its formula is
Determine the Projection of b = (2, 1, -1) onto a = (1, 0, -2) There is a requirement of a dot product and the magnitude of a. a → • b → = 4 ||a
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Probability Rules A probability is a number assigned to the occurrence of an event in a sample space. Probability measures must satisfy three rules. If A is an even
Mike sells on the average 15 newspapers per week (Monday – Friday). Find the probability that 2.1 In a given week he will sell all the newspapers
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Extended product rule : As a last topic let's note that the product rule can be extended to more than two functions, for instance. ( f g h )′ = f ′ gh + f g ′ h+ f g h′ ( f
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