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Answer by John Palmieri for I am trying to plot the following function:x =...
Use `plot(y, (x, 5, 20))` — use `y` instead of `y(x)`. When you pass `y(x)` as an argument, where `y` is a Python function, it gets evaluated right away: it doesn't plug in different values for `x`, it...
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To find out if `prime_range` accepts non-integers, you could just try it and see what happens. Try `prime_range(30.438)`.
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Thank you! @John Palmieri
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I am trying to plot the following function: x = var('x') def y(x): return RR(len(prime_range(floor(0.95 * x), floor(1.25 * x))) / round(1.25 * x - 0.95 * x)) I am not sure whether it is...
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