It's not 100% clear what you're asking for here.
If you begin with <span>f(x) = sin x, and write the new function g(x) = sin (x-pi/2), you get
g(x) = sin x cos pi/2 - cos x sin pi/2 = -cos x
This has a graph obtainable by shifting the graph of sin x pi/2 units to the right.
h(x) = sin (x+pi/2) has a graph obtainable by shifting the graph of sin x pi/2 units to the left.</span>
If I understand the drawing correctly than yes, because
6 9/12 + 6 9/12 = 12 and 18/12 = 13 and 6/12 or 13 and 1/2.
13 1/2 + 4 8/12 = 13 6/12 + 4 8/12 = 17 and 14/12 = 18 2/12 or 18 and 1/6.
Answer: 35
Step-by-step explanation: The third side can be between the smallest side (8 units) and the two sides combined (25 + 8 = 32)
The third side can be anywhere from 8 - 32
Answer:
f(x)= -2(x-8)²+6
Step-by-step explanation:
First graph the points
you will get a parabola that has a vertex in (8,6) wich means h= 8 and k=6
so the equation is
to get a we will replace by the coordinates of a point for example (6,-2)
- -2 = a(6-8)²+6
- -2 = a*4+6
- -2-6 = 4a
- -8 = 4a
- a = -2
a is negative wich makes sense since the parabola opens down
X = 0 and x =5. you can know this because the zeros of a function are wherever the line crosses the x axis