Number Theory

    

More Detailed Explanatory Notes on Definition

Authors: Yuji Masuda

First, ±∞ is constant at any observation point. If a set of real numbers is R, then On the other hand, when x (∈R)is taken on a number line, the absolute value X becomes larger toward ± ∞ as the absolute value X is expanded. Similarly, as the size decreases, the absolute value X decreases toward 0. Furthermore, x (-1) represents the reversal of the direction of the axis.

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