Hello,
if i have a function y(x) that is not expressed in explicit form y=f(x), but in the implicit form g
=f(x) and I cannot put it in explicit form because it's too difficult, how can I obtain the y(x) function domain? I have not written a specific example just because i would like to know the general rules to do this. I can't require that you explain all the rules needed, but I need to know the necessary to proceed by myself MORE EASILY POSSIBLE.
I guarantee ten points to the best answer if it is useful and clear. USELESS ANSWERS LIKE "I DON'T KNOW" WILL BE REPORTED.
Thank you in advance and sorry if my english is bad.
if i have a function y(x) that is not expressed in explicit form y=f(x), but in the implicit form g
=f(x) and I cannot put it in explicit form because it's too difficult, how can I obtain the y(x) function domain? I have not written a specific example just because i would like to know the general rules to do this. I can't require that you explain all the rules needed, but I need to know the necessary to proceed by myself MORE EASILY POSSIBLE.I guarantee ten points to the best answer if it is useful and clear. USELESS ANSWERS LIKE "I DON'T KNOW" WILL BE REPORTED.
Thank you in advance and sorry if my english is bad.