We know f(x)=5x+1. Plug in f(x) in the g(x) function.
We get
Distribute the 2 to 5x and 1.
Simplify to get
Now, we plug in -1 for x.
Answer:
Take the coordinates of each vertex (corner point) and subtract 2 from the x-coordinate; leave the y-coordinate alone.
Step-by-step explanation:
Example: If one vertex is the point (5, 3), then it moves left 2 units to (3, 3).
If a vertex is at (-3, 1), then it moves 2 units left to (-5, 1).
So base on your question the possible answer to that kind of question and the solution are the following and i hope you will understand the formula and free to ask some questions if needed.
<span>2<span>cos2</span><span>x2</span>=1+cosx=1−<span>1517</span>=<span>217</span>,<span>cos2</span><span>x2</span>=<span>117</span></span>
<span>cos<span>x2</span>=−<span>1<span>17<span>−−</span>√</span></span>....(1)</span>
<span>sin<span>x2</span>=<span>1<span>17<span>−−</span>√</span></span>,90<<span>x2</span><135</span>
<span>sin<span>x2</span>>0,cos<span>x2</span><0,tan<span>x2</span><0</span>
<span>2<span>sin2</span><span>x2</span>=1−cosx=1−<span><span>−15</span>17</span>=<span>3217</span>,sin<span>x2</span>=<span>4<span>17<span>−−</span>√</span></span>.....(2)</span><span>
divide (2) by (1) and get the value of tan x/2</span>
