漸近線 | Japanese meaning

漸近線【ぜんきんせん】

Alsoぜんきんせん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

asymptotic line

This term refers to a line that a graph approaches but never actually reaches, often used in mathematics, particularly in calculus and graphing functions.

The graph approaches the asymptotic line but never intersects it.

漸近線【ぜんきんせん】

Alsoぜんきんせん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

asymptotic line

This term refers to a line that a graph approaches but never actually reaches, often used in mathematics, particularly in calculus and graphing functions.

The graph approaches the asymptotic line but never intersects it.

漸

N1常用

意steadily; gradually advancing; finally; barely

訓ようや.く、やや、ようよ.う、すす.む

音ゼン

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近

N42

意near; early; akin; tantamount

訓ちか.い

音キン、コン

名おう、おお、この

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線

N22

意line; track

訓すじ

音セン

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漸近線【ぜんきんせん】

Alsoぜんきんせん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

asymptotic line

This term refers to a line that a graph approaches but never actually reaches, often used in mathematics, particularly in calculus and graphing functions.

The graph approaches the asymptotic line but never intersects it.

漸近線【ぜんきんせん】

Alsoぜんきんせん

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

asymptotic line

This term refers to a line that a graph approaches but never actually reaches, often used in mathematics, particularly in calculus and graphing functions.