Find the point that lies on the line described by the equation below. y - 4 = -2(x - 6)?
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Get n by itself in both inequalities
(This program doesn't allow for regular less than or greater than signs, so for the purposes of this problem I will be using less than or equal to (≤) and greater than or equal to (≥) signs)
Inequality 1:
Inequality 2:
Now that you have both of the n's by themselves, you can put the two inequalities together, like this
Just keep in mind that these are supposed to be regular less than signs
(This program doesn't allow for regular less than or greater than signs, so for the purposes of this problem I will be using less than or equal to (≤) and greater than or equal to (≥) signs)
Inequality 1:
Inequality 2:
Now that you have both of the n's by themselves, you can put the two inequalities together, like this
Just keep in mind that these are supposed to be regular less than signs
Answer:
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This is my first time doing a double integral, so im only 90% sure in my answer
Step-by-step explanation:
You pretty much want to take the double integral of sinx + cosx
The anti-derivative of sinx = -cosx
The anti-derivative of cosx = sinx
So f' = -cosx + sinx
Now lets take the integral of f':
The anti-derivative of -cosx = sinx
The anti-derivative of sinx = -cosx
So, f(x) = sinx - cosx