What are the pros and cons to representing a function as an equation instead of a graph? List one of each.

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VLD [36.1K]2 years ago

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Advantages of representing a function as an equation instead of graph : No chance of misinterpretation of the data as making graph involves more data as compared to data needed to represent function as an equation. Drawing graphs may be inconvenient in case you need to plot fraction and decimal functions.

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