Divide 12 on both sides
ds/w=cd/12
now multiply ds on both sides
w=cd/12ds
Yes because you’d still multiply it to get the same answer
No not evenly, but it will be 49.3 repeating .
Answer:
For 9., the answer is x = -6
For 10., the answer is x = 6
For 11., the answer is x = -7
For 12., the answer is x = -6
<span>For a function to have an inverse function, it must be one-to-one, that is, it must pass the
Horizontal Line Test that establishes that a function has an inverse function if and only if no horizontal line intersects the graph of
at more than one point. The function asin(x) does not pass the test because different values of
yield the same
However, if you <em>restrict</em> the domain to the interval:
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as shown in Figure 1, then you have the inverse of the sine function.
So in Figure 2 is shown the graph of:
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Note that this graph is the same as:
but it is shifted 15 units upward</span>