Solve Multiline Function w/2 Variables - Explanation Here

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The discussion centers around solving a multiline function with two variables, specifically exploring the implications of a function defined as f(1 - h) where h is constrained between 0 and 1. Participants seek clarification on the nature of the function and its behavior within the specified range.

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  • One participant asks for an explanation on how to solve a multiline function with two variables, providing an example of f(1 - h) and noting the constraints on h.
  • Another participant reiterates the example and emphasizes the range of x derived from the constraints on h, questioning what f(x) is.
  • A third participant suggests a specific function, h^2 - 2h - 3, but does not clarify its relevance to the original question.
  • The same participant seeks further clarification on another unspecified function, indicating that there may be multiple functions under consideration.

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Participants do not appear to reach a consensus on the nature of the function or its solutions, with multiple interpretations and questions remaining unresolved.

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There are limitations in the discussion regarding the definitions of the functions being referenced and the specific mathematical steps involved in solving them, which remain unclear.

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This discussion may be useful for individuals interested in understanding multiline functions, particularly in the context of two-variable scenarios and the implications of variable constraints.

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Can anyone explain how to solve a multiline function with two variables? Please see attached.
 

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tobiajj1 said:
Can anyone explain how to solve a multiline function with two variables? Please see attached.
If you are referring to f(1 - h), for example, You know that 0 < h < 1, so you know that 0 < 1 - h < 1 and thus 0 < x < 1. What is f(x)?

-Dan
 
h^2-2h-3?
topsquark said:
If you are referring to f(1 - h), for example, You know that 0 < h < 1, so you know that 0 < 1 - h < 1 and thus 0 < x < 1. What is f(x)?

-Dan
 
tobiajj1 said:
h^2-2h-3?
That's it! What about the other one?

-Dan
 

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