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in the neigh-borhood of the origin.This is shown in fig. 51 Fig. 54 by the break in the curve. The value of y can be calculated for any value of x, no matter how small. For example, if x - — , y = sin— = .9G59. The value of y is not defined for x = 0, and the function is discontinuous at that… … i i: ii i i i ! / //! /! / ! / I O T\ /|T 3£ /JIT 69 2, / j a\ / 3 Fig. 55 . •., which divide the planeinto an infinite number ofsections, in each of which is a distinct branch of the curve, as shown in fig. 55. 52 GRAPHS OF TRANSCENDENTAL FUNCTIONS 25. Inverse trigonometric functions. The graphs…
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