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my book says \[\tan (\frac{3y}{x})\]is a homogeneous function but i dont know how it is o.O is it homo with degree 0??
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It's homogeneous of degree 0.
thanks :DDD so if the constant variable will cancel i can just call it degree 0?
If the t vanishes completely, then yeah, it's really homogeneous degree 0.
thanks dude..exactly the explanation i needed :D
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