Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
Q13. y = sin(2x – π/2); y = - 2cos2x
Q14. y = 2sin2x -1; y = -2cos(2x – π/2) -1
Step-by-step explanation:
Question 13
(A) Sine function
y = a sin[b(x - h)] + k
y = a sin(bx - bh) + k; bh = phase shift
(1) Amp = 1; a = 1
(2) The graph is symmetrical about the x-axis. k = 0.
(3) Per = π. b = 2
(4) Phase shift = π/2.
2h =π/2
h = π/4
The equation is
y = sin[2(x – π/4)} or
y = sin(2x – π/2)
B. Cosine function
y = a cos[b(x - h)] + k
y = a cos(bx - bh) + k; bh = phase shift
(1) Amp = 1; a = 1
(2) The graph is symmetrical about the x-axis. k = 0.
(3) Per = π. b = 2
(4) Reflected across x-axis, y ⟶ -y
The equation is y = - 2cos2x
Question 14
(A) Sine function
(1) Amp = 2; a = 2
(2) Shifted down 1; k = -1
(3) Per = π; b = 2
(4) Phase shift = 0; h = 0
The equation is y = 2sin2x -1
(B) Cosine function
a = 2, b = -1; b = 2
Phase shift = π/2; h = π/4
The equation is
y = -2cos[2(x – π/4)] – 1 or
y = -2cos(2x – π/2) - 1
Answer:
5 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
Do a proportion
440/75= 1760/x
cross multiply
440x=1760(75)
simplify
132000/440
45+10= 55
55+10= 65
65+1= 66
66+1= 67
67+1= 68
68+1= 69
69+1= 70
70+1= 71
Because 10+10+1+1+1+1+1+1= 26,
71 is your answer :)
The slope of that line is -1, so m = -1.
The point you were told to use is (-2,2), so point-slope form starts as:
( y - 2 ) = -1 • ( x - (-2) )
But we'd clean up that x-(-2) to be x+2.
y - 2 = -1 ( x+2 )
