I was wondering if there was a way to write a graph, in the "Y=" that looked something like y = 3, x < 4, so you would get the straight line of y = 3, but it would only be for x values less than 4.
If anyone has any ideas, they would be greatly appreciated!
I typed into line Y1= 3(X<4) and it gave an interesting line:
Is this what you are wanting it to do?
tifreak8x wrote:
I typed into line Y1= 3(X<4) and it gave an interesting line:[...]
You could force the line to go to infinity at X≥4 to extend that effect even more:
Couldn't you just divide the function by the domain?
Eg. Y1=3/(X<4)
The calculator doesn't graph undefined values if it is divided by 0.
Like this you could add multiple domains to a single function like so:
Y1=3/((X>-3)(X<4))
Electromagnet8 wrote:
Couldn't you just divide the function by the domain?
Eg. Y1=3/(X<4)
That is directly equivalent to what I did; I just multiplied by a separate term in order to make it clearer why I was dividing by the domain.
You have to put the equation and the domain in parentheses.
Y1=(3)(x<4)
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