Y= X^2, 0

Sachin114 | 16:36 Fri 03rd Jun 2016 | Science

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I got this doubt while reading a book on calculus by lv torosov. If you want then i could mail you the pdf copy and the page number...

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If you are trying to use greater than or less than symbols they don't appear and everything thereafter disappears

18:18 Fri 03rd Jun 2016

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Sorry somehow the question did not post properly. Here is a function y = x^2 defined over 0

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I dont know what is happening but my question is not getting posted properly. Sorry

If you are trying to use greater than or less than symbols they don't appear and everything thereafter disappears

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yes thats exactly whats happening. Can you suggets what should i do to post my question...

Write the words ;greater than; (or GT) or 'Less than ' (LT)

You may also use ²

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