Periodicity I

Discusses the linear, or straight line graph and the discrete graph, which consists of isolated points only. Explains that in order to represent numerical data by means of a conventional graph, it must be possible to organize the data into ordered pairs. Deals with different examples of periodic functions and introduces the idea of such a function.

More in Periodicity and Loci Series

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