I want to create a graph with the functions xCy(x,y)=z and xPy(x,y)=z. But there are unresolved details in the equation.

To clean up the graph, I want to restrict the x and the y values to only natural numbers. How do I do this?

Hi everyone,

I am making some desmos graphs for my class, and I'm trying to limit how far a line can move. For example, I have the equation:

f(x) = a+x{0<=x<=5}

However, I'm also trying to limit the range but I can't seem to figure it out. What I try something like this:

f(x)=a+x{0<=x<=5}{0<=y<=5}

I get an error message. Anybody know how to limit both the domain and range when using functional notation? I need to keep it as f(x) as I use this curve in other equations. Thanks in advance!

i'm trying to enforce a restriction on the y axis the function f2(x) and g(x), but i can't. normally you would do y {-1 < y < 1} = x or something, but i can't reference y, so i'm stuck.

another thing i want to do is use the intersection point of two functions to restrict the domain of another function, but i can't reference that value since it's the result of a two sided equation.

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/xctm0ditrr

the desired end result of the orange segment should look like this: