e but with opposite signs. Since y^ is neces-sarily positive, X cannot be negative, i.e., no part ofthe graph can lie to the left of the origin. By giving Equations and Loci. 29 to X Si succession of values, 1, 2, 3, 4, and cal- culating the corresponding values of y from a tableof square roots, we… … Plotting the corresponding points we obtain P^^P^^P^,.... , and P\, P „ P3, .... Here again between any two of these points, sayPg, P^, there exists an indefinite number of points ofthe locus whose co-ordinates are obtained by giving to xvalues between 3 and 4, separated each from the pre-ceding…
Geometry, Analytic
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