The right answer is -13/12.
The angles in degrees to radian is as follows:
-54 degrees = -3π / 10 radian
<h3>How to convert from degree to radian?</h3>
The measurement is in degrees. Let's convert it to radian with respect to π.
Therefore,
180 degrees = π radian
-54 degrees = ?
cross multiply
Hence,
angle in radian = -54 × π / 180
angle in radian = - 54π / 180
angle in radian = - 6π / 20
angle in radian = -3π / 10 radian
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Step-by-step explanation:
You have to do first and second derivatives :
y = a sin 3x + b cos 3x
dy/dx = 3a cos 3x - 3b sin 3x
d²y/dx² = - 9a sin 3x - 9b cos 3x
Next, you have to compare it :
let d²y/dx² = ky,
-9a sin 3x - 9b cos 3x = k(a sin 3x + b cos 3x)
-9(a sin 3x + b cos 3x) = k(a sin 3x + b cos 3x)
Therefore, k is equals to 9.
y=−3x+9 slope of this equation is -3 and y-intercept is 9
Plot the y -intercept first which is 9 and mark the points using the slope which is -3. Join the points. So blue line in the graph is y = -3x+9
y=−x−5 slope of this equation is -1 and y intercept is -5
Plot the y -intercept first which is -5 and mark the points using the slope which is -1 . Join the points. So pink line in the graph is y = -x-5
The intersection point of these two lines gives you the solution.
The coordinates of point of intersection (7,-12)
