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Explain greatest integer function.

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Answered by rahuladya2405
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Answer:

The Greatest Integer Function is denoted by y = [x].

For all real numbers, x, the greatest integer function returns the largest integer 

less than or equal to x. In essence, it rounds down a real number to the nearest integer.

For example:   [1] = 1      [1.5] = 1      [3.7] = 3      [4.3] = 4

Beware!    [-2] = -2      [-1.6] = -2      [-2.1] = -3      [-5.5] = -6 

Answered by Anonymous
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Greatest integer function

it is denoted by [ ]

let y = [x]

then it means the value of y liye in less then or equal to x

Domain = all real number

Range = all integer

example

y = [1.2]

it return the value 1

so y = 1

so y is less then 1.2

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