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elton_fan
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could you give me the method of sketching the graph of a step function
here is an example:
N(t)=25(2||t+2/2||-t)
thanks a lot for your help
here is an example:
N(t)=25(2||t+2/2||-t)
thanks a lot for your help
Would you mind greatly telling why you think that?mydarshankumar said:i think the above ans wrong
A step function graph is characterized by a series of horizontal or vertical line segments, with abrupt changes in direction at specific points along the graph.
The key features of a step function graph include corner points, where the graph changes direction, and step points, where the graph changes from one horizontal or vertical line segment to another.
To plot a step function graph, first identify the corner points and step points. Then, mark these points on the graph and draw vertical or horizontal line segments to connect them, depending on the direction of the graph at each point.
No, a step function cannot have a curved graph, as it is defined by a series of straight line segments. Any curved line would break the definition of a step function.
Step functions are commonly used in economics and finance to represent discontinuous changes in value, such as with taxes or interest rates. They are also used in computer science to represent binary values and in physics to model particle behavior.