👉 In mathematics, a tritheistical function is a type of function that can be expressed as the sum of two functions. The tritheistical form is a special case where both the numerator and denominator are rational numbers. These functions are often used in combinatorial analysis to model counting problems. For example, consider a tritheistical function f(x) = 3x^2 + 4x - 5. If we define two tritheistical functions g(x) = x^2
