Here is three examples
x --> -x
x --> x^3
x --> tg x
Yes, the range of a function can include negative numbers, depending on the function itself. For example, the range of the function ( f(x) = x^2 - 4 ) is all values greater than or equal to -4, which includes negative numbers. Similarly, linear functions with a negative slope can produce negative outputs. Whether the range includes negative numbers ultimately depends on the specific function being analyzed.
To start with, when you multiply an even number of negative numbers, the answer is positive. When you multiply an odd number of negative numbers, the answer is negative. When you multiply any number of positive numbers, the answer is always positive. For positive numbers, the value of a power is always positive. For negative numbers, the value of an odd power is negative, and the value of an even power is positive. Finding roots is the inverse of taking powers, so that an odd-root function can be evaluated for any value of x. An even-root function, however, cannot be evaluated when the value of x is negative, since an even power can never result in a negative answer. The domain of an odd root function is all real numbers; the domain of an even root function is the non-negative real numbers.
One common example is temperatures below 0. These are negative numbers.
Most calculators have a +/- (+ is positive, - is negative) symbol on them, which allows you to use the negative function. To do so, simply key in the number, then hit the +/- sign, which will then put the number in negative (minus) status. But if you already have a negative number, for example if you key in 25 - 30, you will have a -5, then you can hit the symbol to make it a positive number if that's what you want. In other words, when you hit that function, it will give you the opposite of what's in it at the time. For example, if the display shows a positive number and you hit that function, you will then have a negative number. If it shows a negative number and you hit that function, you will then have a positive number.
Yes the integer group includes negative numbers, positive numbers, and 0.
It will still perform the calculation. The SUM function can deal with positive and negative numbers and it will deal with negative numbers correctly. So there will be no problems or errors if there are negative numbers amongst the numbers in the range of cells that it is calculating.
They will be negative numbers as for example -5+(-7) = -12
No, if there is a negative number then you put that many numbers before the root number. For example, 7x10^-5= .000007
Yes. "Integer" includes positive numbers, negative numbers, and zero.
Whole numbers are RATIONAL. That includes negative whole numbers.
To start with, when you multiply an even number of negative numbers, the answer is positive. When you multiply an odd number of negative numbers, the answer is negative. When you multiply any number of positive numbers, the answer is always positive. For positive numbers, the value of a power is always positive. For negative numbers, the value of an odd power is negative, and the value of an even power is positive. Finding roots is the inverse of taking powers, so that an odd-root function can be evaluated for any value of x. An even-root function, however, cannot be evaluated when the value of x is negative, since an even power can never result in a negative answer. The domain of an odd root function is all real numbers; the domain of an even root function is the non-negative real numbers.
One common example is temperatures below 0. These are negative numbers.
It is false. It does not include negative fractional numbers.
Most calculators have a +/- (+ is positive, - is negative) symbol on them, which allows you to use the negative function. To do so, simply key in the number, then hit the +/- sign, which will then put the number in negative (minus) status. But if you already have a negative number, for example if you key in 25 - 30, you will have a -5, then you can hit the symbol to make it a positive number if that's what you want. In other words, when you hit that function, it will give you the opposite of what's in it at the time. For example, if the display shows a positive number and you hit that function, you will then have a negative number. If it shows a negative number and you hit that function, you will then have a positive number.
Yes the integer group includes negative numbers, positive numbers, and 0.
Yes, but only if the data set includes some negative numbers. For example, recording winter temperatures at the South Pole. They will all be negative (or most of them will be) so the mode and the median will be negative as well.
belongs to an infinite number of sets. For example, the Real Numbers, the Rational Numbers, Integers, negative integers, odd negative integers, negative primes numbers, the set {12, -17, 98} or {2.76, pi, -17, k, wikianswers}. In fact any collection, however random, of numbers or other things, that includes -17.