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The value in the stock market is an increasing function, but neither nondecreasing, nor constant. And most of all, not monotonically increasing. The monotonica
by ongy 2y ago
The value in the stock market is an increasing function, but neither nondecreasing, nor constant.
And most of all, not monotonically increasing.
The monotonically is important because it says that at every zoom level the function is increasing, while it being increasing just says it about the function shape in general.
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- kazinator 2y agohttps://encyclopediaofmath.org/wiki/Increasing_function https://encyclopediaofmath.org/wiki/Increasing_function Any function that decreases over any interval of its domain is not defined as an increasing function, rightly so. A function that gets large with increasing independent variable can be called an asymptotically increasing function under the right conditions.