what is boundedness

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what is boundedness

anonymous · Answer

Didn't I just answer this?

ksaimouli · Answer

how can i say by seeing the graph

anonymous · Answer

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bounded_function

ksaimouli · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

We have been through all this already, look at the link and the explanation I gave u before.

anonymous · Answer

Look at the picture at the right of the link I gave u.

ksaimouli · Answer

but i want eve it is below or above

anonymous · Answer

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hero · Answer

Something that is bounded has limits. Something that is unbounded has no limit

ksaimouli · Answer

u mean stops

anonymous · Answer

Yes, I told him that already in another post, he doesn't listen.

ksaimouli · Answer

they gave the domain -infinet,infinite

anonymous · Answer

infinite means "without bound"

hero · Answer

Think about a new kid with no license that can only drive his dad's car in a parking lot. That is boundedness. When this kid get's his license, he can drive wherever he wants. That is unboundedness. Now, apply that to math and graphs.

anonymous · Answer

With the same idea u can bound above, below or some combination.