Answer:
they are different because of the mode sign on the second 's',
which if you are wondering what it stands for,
it represents only the magnitude of the value needed, not its sign,
let the assumed value of s be -5,
for example iin the first case, s < 3
hence s = -5, and it is true for s < 3
OR
if we take the second case, lsl < 3
that would be s = 5 [ not -5], which would not be true for lsl < 3
i hope u understood it,
if any more questions...please ask :)
This one is prime. The sum of two squares doesn't factor.
The more interesting case is q^2-1, which factors into (q-1)(q+1).
Step-by-step explanation:
cot x / (1 + csc x)
Multiply by conjugate:
cot x / (1 + csc x) × (1 − csc x) / (1 − csc x)
Distribute the denominator:
cot x (1 − csc x) / (1 − csc²x)
Use Pythagorean identity:
cot x (1 − csc x) / (-cot²x)
Divide:
(csc x − 1) / cot x
Answer:
Linear Graph
Step-by-step explanation: