Can someone find out the answer to this question please, in the image below
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I can see why your confused, but the range of the function is <u>y≤−1 or y≥1</u> . The graph of the cotangent function looks like this: The domain of the function <u>y=cot(x)=cos(x)sin(x)</u> is all real numbers except the values where <u>sin(x)</u> is equal to 0 , that is, the values <u>πn for all integers n</u> .
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Answer:
AA similarity
Step-by-step explanation:
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Given
Triangles ABC and DBE
Required
Which postulate supports the similarities of ABC and DBE
At the first transformation (180 degrees rotation) both triangles maintain SSS and AAA relationships. i.e <em>Side-Side-Side</em> and <em>Angle-Angle-Angle</em>
This is so because rotations do not alter the side lengths; neither does it alter the angles.
When the second transformation (dilation) takes place, the lengths of both triangles ABC and DBE become different because dilation alters side lengths.
However, angle measurements remain unaltered.
<em>Hence, AAA similarity answers the question</em>
