there is an equation for example Y ^ 2 = 4 y = + - 2 and if we take more points, it turns out that the solutions diverge in 2 separate ways so tell me how to properly implement what the initial parametric equation we set and the range after errors turned into 2 separate arrays I have no idea just how to share the results

  • Honestly, the task is not very clear. For example, where to substitute "more points"? Perhaps in the original parametric equation, but where is it? As for branching, in one array we write values ​​with a plus, in another - with a minus. With the general form of a quadratic equation: in one array we write X1, in the other - X 2 - insolor
  • There are many, many more points than points - this is when x is taken over a range and substituted into one and the same function - that's what I wanted to say in one array, write the values ​​with a plus, in the other - with a minus - this moment is interesting to me, I don't understand how to divide and even get such values, I have never taken calculations from square roots - Bob
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    Like this: d = sqrt (x); y1 [i] = d; y2 [i] = - d; - insolor

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