Do the table and the equation represent the same function ? Y=390+11(x)
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We have the following points and their coordinates:
We must compute the distance ST between them.
The distance ST between the two points is given by:
where (xS,yS) are the coordinates of the point S and (xT,yT) are the coordinates of the point T.
Replacing the coordinates of the points in the formula above, we find that:
Answer: ST = √50
Using the unit circle, you can visualise the secant as follows:
- Draw the vertical line passing trough (1,0)
- Extend the radius until it meets this line at point P
- The length of OP is the secant of your angle.
Since -90 means that the radius points downwards, it means that the radius is vertical as well, and thus it never meets the vertical line through (1,0).
Thus, the secant is not defined at -90.
In fact, if we switch back to the function notation, we can confirm this claim, since we have
which is undefined.