What are Periodic Functions & Even/Odd Functions? - [2-21-5]

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[@Jokir4754]

But are your last two example problems considered functions?

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You are right they are not functions. Because there are points where x gets more than 1 value.

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So the sin and cosin are 90 degrees out of phase because the X--Y axis is a 90 degree angle.

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[@eminrzayev7056]

The last two examples at the end of the video are not even functions. Because there are points in the graph that x gets more than one y values. Poor and confusing examples unfortunately.

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