With the exception of a select few output values, like a division by zero or some other undefined value, do all functions have a value?
Ignore for a second the Cartesian graph... ignore the fact that most definitions of a function require you the ability to plot a value for a given x...
What Im asking is, even if the solution isnt REAL and cant be plotted... does it exist, even if as a complex number?
for example...
Does arcsin (2) exist as a complex number? What value of theta will sin θ yield 2
Do functions exist that dont have -any- value output for a given input, even if only in theory?
2007-07-23
01:55:29
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