Multiply -1 by -7
-9x^3 + 8x^2 - 7x/6 + 7
We are asked to prove tan(θ / 2) = sin θ / (1 + cos θ). In this case, tan θ is equal to sin θ / cos θ. we can apply this to the equality. sin θ is equal to square root of (1-cos θ)/2 while cos θ is equal to <span>square root of (1 + cos θ)/2.
Hence, when we replace cos </span><span>θ with </span>square root of (1-cos θ)/2, we can prove already.
As for the domain, the only restriction comes from the logarithm. The argument of a logarith must be strictly positive, so we have
As for the range, we have:
- The range of
are all real numbers - If we change to
we're translating the function horizontally, so the range remains the same - If we change to
we're stretching the function horizontally, so the range doesn't change - If we change to
we're translating the function 1 unit up, but the range is already all the real numbers, so it doesn't change.
Answer:
linear
Step-by-step explanation:
if you have access to a graphing calculator then enter the equation and you can see it forms a line
if you have graph paper, create some coordinates, plot and connect them
example of some ordered pairs could be:
(0, 7)
(2, 6)
(-2, 8)
Answer:
no because 3/20 is eguivilent to 0.15 whitch is half of 0.3
