The region given by the set [ (x,y) | xy ]. Which quadrants of the plane are included in the set?
(x,y) such that xy = ...?
I think I just need to know what quadrants the line could be in. I have no clue, we didn't go over this in math, but it's on my homework.
I'm only asking because what you posted is either incomplete or doesn't make sense. Exactly what comes after the vertical bar? Missing some important info.
This is exactly what it says: "Sketch the region given by the set [ (x,y) | xy ] on a piece of paper. Which quadrants of the plane are included in the set?"
you sure it's xy, not x=y or xy=1 or something else?
Oh, sorry. I'm used to seeing other conditions. If x and y are both real numbers, the given set is the product of all possible real numbers. I'm not sure how you'd sketch that, though. Maybe just the real line?
Absolutely . . . unfortunately. I could figure that out.
Meaning that potentially all quadrants could be used?
That's the confusing part. Without any additional conditions, like the ones @sirm3d is referring to, you're stuck in one dimension.
Gotcha. I guess I'll email my teacher or something. Thanks!
One thing I forgot to add: the (x,y) part doesn't make sense in that case, hence my earlier confusion.
Okay.
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