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If your function has two real-valued variables, view the domain as a set of ordered pairs. If there are no restrictions on the domain you can think of every point on the x-y plane as a unique input. After all, couldn't f(1, 2) and f(1,3) be different?

INTO JAPANESE

関数に 2 つの実数値変数がある場合は、ドメインを順序付きペアのセットと見なします。ドメインに制限がない場合は、xy 平面上のすべての点を一意の入力と考えることができます。結局のところ、f(1, 2) と f(1,3) は異なるものではないでしょうか?

BACK INTO ENGLISH

If your function has two real-valued variables, consider the domain as a set of ordered pairs. If the domain is unrestricted, then every point on the xy plane can be considered a unique input. After all, aren't f(1, 2) and f(1,3) different things?

INTO JAPANESE

関数に 2 つの実数値変数がある場合、ドメインを順序付きペアのセットとみなしてください。ドメインが制限されていない場合、xy 平面上のすべての点を一意の入力とみなすことができます。結局のところ、f(1, 2) と f(1,3) は別のものではないでしょうか?

BACK INTO ENGLISH

If your function has two real-valued variables, consider the domain as a set of ordered pairs. If the domain is not restricted, every point on the xy plane can be considered a unique input. After all, aren't f(1, 2) and f(1,3) different things?

INTO JAPANESE

関数に 2 つの実数値変数がある場合、ドメインを順序付きペアのセットとみなしてください。ドメインが制限されていない場合、xy 平面上のすべての点を一意の入力とみなすことができます。結局のところ、f(1, 2) と f(1,3) は別のものではないでしょうか?

BACK INTO ENGLISH

If your function has two real-valued variables, consider the domain as a set of ordered pairs. If the domain is not restricted, every point on the xy plane can be considered a unique input. After all, aren't f(1, 2) and f(1,3) different things?

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