Big-Daddy Messages 333 Reaction score 1 Thread starter Jun 10, 2013 #1 If a=bx, where x is a real constant and b can take literally any value, can a always take literally any value?
If a=bx, where x is a real constant and b can take literally any value, can a always take literally any value?
Number Nine Messages 813 Reaction score 25 Jun 10, 2013 #2 Draw the graph (for x != 0) and tell us what you think.
Big-Daddy Messages 333 Reaction score 1 Jun 10, 2013 #3 OK fine, that's a trivial case. a=0 if x=0 regardless of b. For all x where x is not equal to 0?
mathman Science Advisor Homework Helper Messages 8,130 Reaction score 575 Jun 10, 2013 #4 Big-Daddy said: If a=bx, where x is a real constant and b can take literally any value, can a always take literally any value? Yes, as long as x is not 0.
Big-Daddy said: If a=bx, where x is a real constant and b can take literally any value, can a always take literally any value? Yes, as long as x is not 0.