Answer:
y = 3/2x
Step-by-step explanation:
Now, second limit first.
If 2 lines are parallel, they have the same slope. That narrows it down to the last 2 options.
(2,3) means y must be 3 when x is 2. Let's try number 3.
3/2 * x
3/2 * 2
3
It fits!
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Lets remember the following expression:
cos(x-a)= cos(x)*cos(a)+sin(x)*sin(a)
if a= -3 pi /2 then:
cos(x-3 pi/2)= cos(x)*cos(3pi/2) + sin(x)*sin(3pi/2)
Since cos (3pi/2) is located exactly at 'y' axis, its value=0
Moreover sin(3pi/2)= -1 because, that angle is located at 'y' axis, negative side
cos(x-3pi/2)= -sin(x)
But, we can simplify a little more since we now that tan(x)=3/4
That means that sin(x)/cos(x)= 3/4, from that expression we isolate sin(x) and we obtain that sin(x)=cos(x) * 3/4
Using the above conclusion we have that
cos(x-3pi/2)= -cos(x)*3/4
I think the question is simplify






Answer: (1/3) - (4/3)i
I might be getting the question wrong. It might be

Let's do this one too.



Answer:
is this good?? i mean is it correct