How do you find the exact cosine or sine value for each given measure of an angle?
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Answer: g > 6
The graph is below
The graph has an open hole at 6; shading to the right
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Explanation:
I'm assuming the variable g is <u>not</u> in the denominator.
To solve for g, we'll first multiply both sides by 3
Then divide both sides by -2 to fully isolate g. Dividing both sides by a negative value flips the inequality sign.
The solution for g is any number larger than 6.
The graph will have an open hole at 6 and shading to the right. See below.
Solution:- Let f and g be the functions such that
can be used to form a function which maps x in X to in Z.
If z is a function of y, and y is a function of x, then z is a function of x. (transitive property)
Hence the composite function is given by
, defined by
for x in X.
Now , for the function g(x) into the function for f(x), we have to work from the inside out by substituting the expression. So by this way composition of function related to order of operations.