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Graph of a function

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We can draw lines to show how things change.

Polynomial of degree three.svg
Polynomial of degree three.svg
These lines make a shape on a page. They can be a curve. It helps us see patterns. It is a tool for many jobs. Can you find a curve?
F(x,y)=−((cosx)^2 + (cosy)^2)^2.PNG
F(x,y)=−((cosx)^2 + (cosy)^2)^2.PNG

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