Your set is the set of all possible y values. The English term is "range" of f. In "higher mathematics" that might be called the "image" of whatever the domain (values of x) is.vaazu said:Homework Statement
Y={y:y=f(x), xe(can´t find the right symbol, but it should be belongs)X} is the changing region (is it like that in English?) of the function f
You used it in your first set! It mean "such that". Often a vertical line "|" is used to mean the same thing.function f-s graphic is a region of points in the xy plane is defined as (f)={(x;y):y=f(x),x e X0
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what do the :y mean? I doubt that means divided by y that's why I want to know what does it mean?
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A function is a mathematical concept that relates an input (or inputs) to an output. It takes in a value or values and performs a specific operation on them, resulting in a single output.
Functions are used to organize and modularize code, making it more efficient and easier to read and maintain. They also allow for the reuse of code, as they can be called multiple times with different inputs.
A function is typically defined by using the keyword "function", followed by the function name, a set of parentheses that may contain parameters, and a set of curly braces that contain the code to be executed when the function is called.
Parameters are the values that are passed into a function when it is called. They act as placeholders for the actual values that will be used in the function's calculation or operation.
A function is a standalone piece of code that performs a specific operation, while a method is a function that is associated with an object or class. Methods are typically used in object-oriented programming, while functions can be used in any programming language.