Definition: A function of the form
y(x)=c,
where c is a number, is called a constant function.
Remark 1: The graph of a constant function is a horizontal line.
Remark 2: The function y(x)=c has a zero for every x if c=0 and no zeros if c≠0.
Example: The function y(x)=4 is an example of a constant function.
y(x)=c,
where c is a number, is called a constant function.
Remark 1: The graph of a constant function is a horizontal line.
Remark 2: The function y(x)=c has a zero for every x if c=0 and no zeros if c≠0.
Example: The function y(x)=4 is an example of a constant function.