Answer:
D; 5pi/3 units
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we want to find the period of the function;
y = 3/2 cot (3/5x) + 5
By definition, the period of a function is the interval between two matching points in the function.
Let’s say it is the distance between two peaks, crests, etc on a function.
To find the value of the period. We shall standardize the function.
What this means is that we shall be writing the function in the standard form.
The standard form is as follows;
f(x) = A trig(Bx -C) + D
Where trig refers to the accompanying trigonometric function in question.
Comparing this standard form with our question, we can see that;
A is 3/2
B is 3/5
C is 0
D is 5
Now for cot and tan functions, we shall need to divide pi by the absolute value of B
Thus we have; pi divided by 3/5 which gives 5pi/3 units
to get the LCD we should start by doing a quick prime factoring of each denominator, as you see in the picture below.
the factors in red are the common factors to all values, and they are used in the LCD only once, the other not common factors in blue, they're used in the LCD.
The answer to the equation is N>14
