Jk=8x+6
J=(8x+6)/k
kL=6x+20
L=(6x+20)/k
JL=(8x+6)/k * (6x+20)/k
=(48x²+196x+120)/k²
Answer:
see explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
1
The cosine function in standard form is
y = acos(bx + c)
where a is the amplitude, period =
and
phase shift = - 
here b = 2 and c =
, thus
phase shift = -
= - 
2
the amplitude = | a |
which has a maximum of a and a minimum of - a
y = 4cosx ← has a maximum value of 4
Yes it is add a zero to it as the tenth powers increases