Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Monotones

👉 Monotones are mathematical concepts that describe a function or graph as increasing (monotonically) or decreasing (decreasingly), without changing direction. The concept is named after the Greek letter "μέντι" (mênnti), which means "to increase". Monotones can be used to classify functions and graphs, including polynomial functions, exponential functions, logarithmic functions, and many others. For example, consider the function \(f(x) = x^2\)

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👉 In mathematics, a monotone function is a function that either approaches or returns to its initial value as x increases without bound (i.e., it is strictly increasing or strictly decreasing). This means that if you look at a graph of the function, it will always stay above the horizontal axis, or below the vertical axis. A monotone function is also called a convex function because it can be represented by an upward-facing parabola. It is often used in optimization problems to find the maximum

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