Functions cannot have multiple outputs with the same input
Solution: D is the only function
Do you have a picture? Normally this kind of problem features a graph with other points included. -1,6? -6,1? -11,6? -6,11?
Answer:
Answer:
y=
d−4
/c+9
Step-by-step explanation:
cy+4=d−9y
Step 1: Add 9y to both sides.
cy+4+9y=d−9y+9y
cy+9y+4=d
Step 2: Add -4 to both sides.
cy+9y+4+−4=d+−4
cy+9y=d−4
Step 3: Factor out variable y.
y(c+9)=d−4
Step 4: Divide both sides by c+9.
y(c+9) c+9
=
d−4
/c+9
y=
d−4
/c+9
On the unit circle the hypotenuse is always one so we can say:
sinα=y/1 and cosα=x/1 so
The point corresponding the the angle 600° is:
(cos600, sin600) which is approximately
(-1/2, -√(3/4)