I understand the range of x is 0 to 1. But why y range is 0 to y = x?
A Ankit006 New member Joined Jun 20, 2022 Messages 8 Aug 12, 2022 #1 I understand the range of x is 0 to 1. But why y range is 0 to y = x? Attachments Screenshot 2022-08-12 202353.png 67.1 KB · Views: 4
Dr.Peterson Elite Member Joined Nov 12, 2017 Messages 16,749 Aug 12, 2022 #2 Ankit006 said: I understand the range of x is 0 to 1. But why y range is 0 to y = x? Click to expand... Because for a given value of x, y varies from the bottom, y=0, to the top, on the line y=x:
Ankit006 said: I understand the range of x is 0 to 1. But why y range is 0 to y = x? Click to expand... Because for a given value of x, y varies from the bottom, y=0, to the top, on the line y=x:
Steven G Elite Member Joined Dec 30, 2014 Messages 14,598 Aug 12, 2022 #3 Look at any one of those strips. The lowest y value is y=0 and the highest y value is y=x. So y goes from 0 to x.
Look at any one of those strips. The lowest y value is y=0 and the highest y value is y=x. So y goes from 0 to x.