Shading between 2 functions on Desmos

[@sirccvideos6883]

Will share your content to my students. Thank you for this!

[@H3X4G0N]

Can I do this for functions for circles too?

[@AllanCaughey]

You defined the functions using f(x), g(x), etc... why not do the shading based upon them too? i.e., f(x) < y < g(x)?

[@evanramee796]

I don't think desmos likes it when you use defined functions in an inequality, but you should try it yourself

[@ChrisMMaster0]

@@evanramee796 Is been 6 months and I don't know if they changed anything but yes, you can use defined functions.

[@Cosminium]

If you just put the function in brackets such as -(y^2-0.4)>=x>=(y^2-0.4)

[@tenix6698]

Lovely!

[@TuanNguyen-zd1xn]

Thank sir so much.

[@juanquireyes6703]

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