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Notation question - sets (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter leehuan
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Yes. Alternatively, you could just give it as R – {3}. Like how if the domain was all reals, you could just write the domain as R.Hypothetical question: Maximal domain of y=2/(x-3) just to use as an example
Could you give the answer as this:
dan964
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You probably could use set minus asHypothetical question: Maximal domain of y=2/(x-3) just to use as an example
Could you give the answer as this:
that is \setminus for LATEX or Word. That is probably a better way.
The symbols – and \ are both commonly used for set difference.You probably could use set minus as
that is \setminus for LATEX or Word. That is probably a better way.