Chapter 3.6, Problem 36HP

To determine

To compare: the graph of arithmetic sequence and a linear function.

Explanation of Solution

The term capacity to portray a large number of the conditions we've been charting,however in science it's critical to recall that not all conditions are capacities. So as to be a capacity, a connection between two factors, x and y, must guide every x-value to precisely one y-value.

Outwardly this implies the diagram of y versus x must finish the vertical line assessment, implying that a vertical line drawn through the chart of the capacity should never cross the chart in more than one place:

  

At the point when we compose capacities we regularly utilize the documentation $f\left(x\right)$ in place of $y=f\left(x\right)$   instead of is articulated f of x

Graph a Linear Function

Since the documentations $f\left(x\right)$ and $y=f\left(x\right)$ are tradable, we can utilize all the ideas we have adapted so far to diagram capacities.