Graphing Piecewise Defined Functions
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awesome, I love how I'm totally lost, then I watch this video and I let out a big "OOH!"
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@gymsoccerkids good luck on the exam. studying early (like you are!) goes a long ways towards doing well.
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Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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My god, I think I get it!
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Thank you so much! It was going to be a question on my final exam so thank a lot!!!
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thanks but let's say at those points where you drew that curvy line can I draw it straight ?
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I'm still so confused.
What happens if i only have a single "x<4" for example? I only have one point on my graph. How/What do i do to get another one? Please help
Sincerely,
Utterly Confused
BlondeBallerina108 13 hours ago
@BlondeBallerina108 well, in that case: are you making number lines? or graphing systems of linear inequalities?
patrickJMT 3 hours ago
YOU ARE AMAZING!!!!
I couldn't Understand a thing from my teacher
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madogmgd 1 week ago
@madogmgd glad i could help, come back any time ; )
patrickJMT 1 week ago
Patrick, you are a godsend, you have saved me in my advanced functions class countless times!
DennisBayazitov 3 weeks ago
@DennisBayazitov happy i could help you : )
patrickJMT 3 weeks ago