Answer:
y = tan (1/2 x - π/2) ⇒ the answer is (b)
Step-by-step explanation:
* Lets talk about the tangent function
- The tangent has a period of π, with each period separated by
a vertical asymptote. The concept of "amplitude" doesn't
really exist because -∞ < y < ∞
- You can transform the graph for tangent
∵ y = A tan B(x + C) + D
* Where:
# A, changes amplitude. (A always = 1)
# B determines the period.
# C determines how the graph is shifted from left to right.
(horizontally)
# D determines how the graph is shifted up or down.(vertically)
∵ The basic function is y = tanФ has an amplitude of 1.
It has a period of π. It has no phase or vertical shifts,
because it is centered on the origin.
* Look to the problem
- From the graph:
- The period is 2π
∵ Period = π/B
∴ 2π = π/B ⇒ ÷ π
∴ 2 = 1/B
∴ B = 1/2
- the starting point of the function is at π instead of zero
∴ It moves π units to the right
∴ C = -π
∴ y = tan 1/2(x - π)
∴ y = tan (1/2 x - π/2)
* The function is ⇒ y = tan (1/2 x - π/2)
* The blue represents y = tanx
The red represents y = tan (1/2 x - π/2)
The recursive formula of any sequence gives us two piece of information
1. The first term
2. The pattern or rule that lets you find the given term using the term that comes before it
Here we have
The arithmetic sequence is given by
a+d(n-1)
a is the first term
d is called the common difference or the number that is added to the previous number every time
Here we have a=2, and d=2
Hence the recursive rule is given by
This is the recursive rule for the given function