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how would describe the max/ min for the a constant function,eg. y =5
would you say all points are absolute and local max and mins?
would you say all points are absolute and local max and mins?
A constant function is a type of mathematical function where the output (y-value) is always the same for any input (x-value). In other words, the graph of a constant function is a straight horizontal line.
Since a constant function has the same output for any input, it does not have a maximum or minimum value. The maximum and minimum values are the same for all points on the graph.
No, a constant function can only have one maximum and one minimum value. This is because the output (y-value) is the same for all input (x-value).
Constant functions can be used to represent situations where the output remains the same regardless of the input. For example, the price of a certain item may be constant, or the speed of an object moving at a constant velocity.
The main difference between a constant function and a linear function is that a constant function has a constant output, while a linear function has a constant rate of change. This means that a linear function will have a non-zero slope, while a constant function will have a slope of 0.