To explain:The description of a step graph.
Answer to Problem 59HP
The description of a step graph is given below..
Explanation of Solution
When a function is plotted, the graph obtained in the form of steps as a result of variation in the function values is termed as the step graph. The step graph is similar to the line graph but here the function values see a sudden change in the values resulting in forming of the steps on the graph.
The function output changes from one constant value to the other constant value depending on the input values. The changes in the one constant value to other constant value results in forming the steps on the graph.
The step graph is obtained as a result of
The example of piecewise function is shown in the figure:
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