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Any function may be cut into sections where
each section fits into one class:
A model of a function may be built up in pieces.
To determine , for ,
a proper cover of m is found.
After a proper cover of m is found,
Since , is concave
and is simpler to evaluate than g.
The union of two linear intervals is a linear interval
which includes the two given intervals:
The following diagram displays the union of two linear intervals,
m and n.
As before, covers are assembled from a preferred sectioning
, .
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