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Y= (x-6)/2. Plug that for of first equation into;
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For other straight lines, I’m assuming you are supposed to graph the intersections, just use the two point form to get the rise and run. The rise / run is the slope. Usually called ‘m’ in formula form. Plug each Straight line formula into the Same web page above and it will graph the line for you. Be sure each line is in the [Y = mX+b ]
Format. Y is the up, X is the over, m is the slope. (Change in Y divided by change in X) (like stairs), and ‘b’ is the Y intercept. That means where the line crosses the Y (up) axis.
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<u>differentiating numerator wrt x :-</u>
(sinx)' = cos x
<u>differentiating denominator wrt x :- </u>
(1 + cos x)' = (cosx)' = - sinx
- Let's say the denominator was "v" and the numerator was "u"
here,
- since u is the numerator u= sinx and u = cos x
- v(denominator) = 1 + cos x; v' = - sinx
since cos²x + sin²x = 1
diving numerator and denominator by 1 + cos x
answer is C
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