What are the predefined conditions for defining functions in circles?

Ma94 · Jul 14, 2018

anyone can help me please
functions in circles are predefined functions. I need to define these conditions in x = 0 + and x = 0- (x = 0 and H are two points in the interval).

jambaugh · Jul 16, 2018

Your question is unclear. Could you please elaborate? "I need to define these conditions", I see the conditions presented so they are "defined" as presented. What exactly are you trying to achieve? What problem are you trying to solve?

What are the predefined conditions for defining functions in circles?

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What are the predefined conditions for defining functions in circles?

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