I have a strange family, we’re quite simple with only two byfeet, or something like that. My relatives are relatively confusing, but people just call them ‘complicated’. I don’t play sports, but I get swapped out for more accurate people I don’t mean anything bad, but people always say I’m plotting something or the other. What am I, my family, and my relatives?
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A scatter plot or a graph?
I have a strange family, we’re quite simple with only two byfeet, or something like that.
Your family are a set of different graphs on a Cartesian grid; the two byfeet are the x and y axes.
My relatives are relatively confusing, but people just call them ‘complicated’.
Your relatives are graphs on a complex plane; they still have two axes, but one axis is the reals and one is the imaginary numbers. Complicated refers to complex numbers.
I don’t play sports, but I get swapped out for more accurate people
Graphical solutions to mathematical problems might get swapped out for more accurate, analytical solutions to those problems.
I don’t mean anything bad, but people always say I’m plotting something or the other.
You are a line graph or a scatter plot, then, since you're plotting things.
What am I, my family, and my relatives?
I'd guess you are a line graph or scatter plot, your family is the set of all graphs on a Cartesian 2-D plane, and your relatives are the set of all graphs on the complex plane.
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$\begingroup$ Wow that’s an interesting answer! You are close, but not yet there. $\endgroup$ Sep 5, 2018 at 18:56