[f.point (OP)]

your comment, which is attached

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[Bored chemist]

Looks a bit like matrix geometry.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformation_matrix#Examples_in_2D_computer_graphics

What did you post it for?

[f.point (OP)]

srki function is a secondary function, derived from a function and a defined geometric object.

if we take a triangle, the conditions (from one or two or three functions) ,we will get 10 basic srki functions , 603  aggregat  srki functions , which has nothing to do with matrix geometry

since this is a brand new thing, ask what you do not understand

[f.point (OP)]

download program geogebra

an attachment in which the srki functions are described, you choose the function f (x), you choose free point C, the independent variable x (represents the point A) that you move freely,
www.geogebra.org/m/D9ZxQX7J
turn on the "show trace" in the long (i) and BC, for some interval (a, b), you get different geometric objects, which represents a srki integral, and can be a topography transition from a long to a surface object, can be specified as a constant or a srki function integral

[f.point (OP)]

an attachment in which the srki functions are described, you choose the function f (x), you choose free point C, the independent variable x (represents the point A) that you move freely,the values of C = (a, b) must be manually replaced in

www.geogebra.org/m/Aus2EE83

turn on the "show trace" in the tright line CD and BC, for some interval (a, b), you get different geometric objects

SUMMARY



- srki function
- second srki function
- third srki function


derived things from the srki function:
- n-srki integrals
 -derivatives srki integrals as a union, intersection, difference srki integrals
- srki integral function as a constant and variable
-function of the srki integral derivative as a constant and variable

[f.point (OP)]

conditions:

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an attachment in which the heart functions are described, you select the function f (x), the independent variable x (moves point A), move the "show trace" on BD for a certain interval (a, b), get different geometric objects
https://www.geogebra.org/m/Y9j2ApnQ

new term  , which means that there is a substitute for in the function of


an attachment in which the heart functions are described, you choose the function f (x), the independent variable x (moves point A), move the "show trace" on longer BD and DE for some interval (a, b), you get different geometric objects
https://www.geogebra.org/m/JHpW5xSn

[f.point (OP)]

error instead of this
https://www.geogebra.org/m/JHpW5xSn
should be
https://www.geogebra.org/m/XdR5Vhk4

an attachment in which the heart functions are described, you choose the function f (x), the independent variable x (moves point A), move the "show trace" on longer BD and EF for some interval (a, b), you get different geometric objects

[f.point (OP)]

conditions:

or 

or

I could not move graphically on a geogebra, the functions f (x) and p (x) are independent of each other

[f.point (OP)]

conditions:
or

or

an attachment https://www.geogebra.org/m/h2p7Uu6m

I did not find an algebraic procedure for a circle (a constant radius) and a function f (x), if you know how to set it, but I solved it on a geogebra (attached)

[f.point (OP)]

conditions:
or

or

an attachment https://www.geogebra.org/m/zWneK4hm

did not find an algebraic procedure for a circle (variable radius |x|) and a function f (x), if you know how to set it, but I solved it on a geogebra (attached)