10 I think..I might be wrong
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Correct option is
D
[1,(1+π)
2
]
f(x)=(1+sec
−1
(x))(1+cos
−1
(x))
Here the limiting component is cos
−1
(x), since the domain of cos
−1
(x) is [−1,1].
Therefore,
f(1)=(1+0)(1+0)
=1
f(−1)=(1+π)(1+π)
=(1+π)
2
Hence range of f(x)=[1,(1+π)
2
]
Answer: $18.90
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:

From the function above, there was a horizonal stretch.
using the transformation rule:

Therefore, we can say that there is a horizontal shift of the graph to the right.
ANSWER:
B. The graph of the function g(s) is a horizontal shift of the graph of the function to the right.
A vertical line has no slope so the equation of the line is simply x = constant.
For this question we have:
x = 2
as the equation of the line.
Answer: x = 2