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what would the graph of y=.x look like?

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when x=1, y=.1

when x=1000, y=.1

 

when x=-123, y=-.123

 Apr 9, 2015

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Like this......https://www.desmos.com/calculator/rumjro4gci

 

 

  

CPhill Apr 9, 2015
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I could be wrong but I think this question wants the graph obtained by mapping the number a*100+b*10+c, say, onto a/10+b/100+c/1000; or the number abc onto 0.abc  where a, b and c are single digits.  If so, then the following two graphs might help.  In the first the x-scale is linear, in the second it is logarithmic.

 

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 Apr 9, 2015

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