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Line 15: : {(''x'', ''x''<sup>3</sup>−9''x'') : ''x'' is a real number}. If this set is plotted on a [[Cartesian plane]], the result is a curve (see figure). ~~{{Clear}}~~ ~~[[File:Binary logarithm plot with ticks.svg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.35]]~~ ~~An example of a two-dimensional graph of a transcendental function is the graph of the [[logarithmic function]] at the left.~~ ==Graph of a non-function relation==

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