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ReciprocalFn | ||||
subject | fact |
ReciprocalFn | documentation (ReciprocalFn ?NUMBER) is the reciprocal element of ?NUMBER with respect to the multiplication operator (MultiplicationFn), i.e. 1/?NUMBER. Not all numbers have a reciprocal element. For example the number 0 does not. If a number ?NUMBER has a reciprocal ?RECIP, then the product of ?NUMBER and ?RECIP will be 1, e.g. 3*1/3 = 1. The reciprocal of an element is equal to applying the ExponentiationFn function to the element to the power -1 | ![]() |
has axiom (equal (ReciprocalFn ?NUMBER) | ![]() | |
has axiom (equal 1 (MultiplicationFn ?NUMBER (ReciprocalFn ?NUMBER))) | ![]() | |
has domain1 Quantity | ![]() | |
has range Quantity | ![]() | |
is an instance of RelationExtendedToQuantities | ![]() | |
is an instance of UnaryFunction | ![]() | |
Relation | is first domain of domain | ![]() |
is first domain of domainSubclass | ![]() | |
is first domain of holds | ![]() | |
is first domain of subrelation | ![]() | |
is first domain of valence | ![]() | |
is second domain of subrelation | ![]() | |
BinaryRelation | is first domain of DomainFn | ![]() |
is first domain of equivalenceRelationOn | ![]() | |
is first domain of inverse | ![]() | |
is first domain of irreflexiveOn | ![]() | |
is first domain of partialOrderingOn | ![]() | |
is first domain of RangeFn | ![]() | |
is first domain of reflexiveOn | ![]() | |
is first domain of totalOrderingOn | ![]() | |
is first domain of trichotomizingOn | ![]() | |
is second domain of inverse | ![]() | |
Function | is first domain of AssignmentFn | ![]() |
is first domain of closedOn | ![]() | |
is first domain of range | ![]() | |
is first domain of rangeSubclass | ![]() | |
Class | is third domain of domain | ![]() |
is third domain of domainSubclass | ![]() | |
Abstract | is disjoint from Physical | ![]() |
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