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is x=y^2 a function?
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No, it will give a sideways parabola and will fail the "vertical line test"
wait how about x=-y^2
I'm pretty sure this is a function, and doesn't fail the "verticle line test" http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=x%3Dy^2+
same, it will be sideways but just open towards to left
Wolfram doesn't use implicit functions
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rightttt, cuz if it was a y=x^2 then it would be a normal parabola and it would pass the vertical line test right?
google "Implicit function plotter" and you'll get something more sensical
Yes exactly :)
correctoooo thanks for your help mr. or ma'am.
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You'll see the sideways parabola there :)
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