Unary equation: y = f (x1);
Binary equation: Y=F(X 1, x2);
Three-variable equation: Y=F(X 1, X2, x3);
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N-variable equation: Y=F(X 1, X2, x3-xn);
Then, give examples respectively.
Three-variable equation: Y=F(X 1, X2, x3); For example:
There are 300 horses and 300 tiles. Three big horses, two ponies, two ponies, 1, and it's over at once.
Excuse me: Malaysia, pony, pony geometry?
Unary equation: y = f (x1); For example:
It's noon 12, and the hour hand and the minute hand coincide. How long will it take at least for the two hands to overlap again?
Binary equation: Y=F(X 1, x2); For example:
Without any auxiliary line, try to prove the "butterfly theorem" by equation.
N-variable equation: Y=F(X 1, X2, x3-xn);
Let y represent human life span, and there are n variables that affect human life span, such as heredity, temperature, humidity, drinking water, food, disease, personality, blood type, height, weight, mood and so on.