It's hard to type and hard to read the "inverse tangent" function, as you've seen (above).
So, use "arctan x" instead.
Then the problem becomes: "differentiate cos (arctan x)."
You must apply first the rule for differentiating the cosine function, and next apply the rule for differentiating the arctan function:
(d/dx) cos (arctan x) = - sin (arctan x) * [1/(1+x^2)]
You can try then by plotting the points in.
The answer is C
Make sure by plotting in the points, lets take (-5,27)
y = 12 -3(-5)
y = 12 + 15
y = 27
27 = 27
This is correct
Lets try (-1,15)
y = 12 -3(-1)
y = 12 + 3
y = 15
15 = 15
This is correct
Lets try (8,-12)
y = 12 -3(8)
y = 12 - 24
y = -12
-12 = -12
This is correct too.
The correct ordered pairs are <span>C(-5,27),(-1,15),(8,-12)</span>
Mean Absolute Deviation I'm pretty sure. Hope this helped, have a great day! :D
Yes. For example, 25. The square root of 25 is 5 because 5*5=25. Multiplying two negatives always= a positive, so -5*-5=25.
