A function is an Odd Function if the following equation is true:
f(-x) = -f(x)
This is true for the function y=x:
- x=1 –> y=1
- x=-1 –> y=-1
- x=2 –> y=2
- x=-2 –> y=-2
- x=3 –> y=3
- x=-3 –> y=-3
This is also true for the Sine Function.
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A function is an Odd Function if the following equation is true:
f(-x) = -f(x)
This is true for the function y=x:
This is also true for the Sine Function.