#Hi! What does the square brackets mean?
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Floor function. Rounding down, in other words.
So, for example, ⌊2.1⌋ = 2, ⌊1.9⌋ = 1, ⌊-1.9⌋ = -2. And for any integer n we obviously have ⌊n⌋ = n.
thank you !
You're correct about (5). As for (6), note that ⌊x⌋ behaves in a simple way for x -> 0-.
so i js take the lim and round down?
Although...
No, I don't think it's that simple.
For (5) you need to consider how exactly g(x) approaches its limit.
So, for example, for x -> 0- we have ⌊x^2⌋ -> 0, but ⌊x^3⌋ -> -1, since one x^2 goes to 0 from above, but x^3 goes from below.
I don't think there's a particularly simple expression in (5) for a general g(x).
(6) can be written generally, though.
oh ok! tysm !
You're welcome!
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