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CallMeDirac
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Often in desmos when you graph a line it shows the X and Y-intercept with a grey dot.
However when I graph something like sin(50)=5/x it doesn't show
which I find odd because sin(x) does show the intercepts
It only gets more complicated when graphing tangent and cosine. Both DO show the X-intercept. Further Cotangent and Secosine also do show the intercept.
why
However when I graph something like sin(50)=5/x it doesn't show
which I find odd because sin(x) does show the intercepts
It only gets more complicated when graphing tangent and cosine. Both DO show the X-intercept. Further Cotangent and Secosine also do show the intercept.
why