How do you graph the trigonometric function y= -sin(2x)+1?
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Let's find the slope for line t first.
We can use the given points 2,6 and 10,1 to find the slope using the slope formula.
1 - 6 / 10 - 2
-5/8
The slope is -5/8.
Because we know the slope of this line, we can find the slope of the next line instantly, as they are perpendicular.
When a slope is perpendicular to another, it is equal to the negative reciprocal.
Negative reciprocal of -5/8 = 8/5
<h3>The slope of line u is 8/5</h3>Given :
A line 2x + 1 =0 .
To Find :
The slope of the given line .
Solution :
We know , slope of line is given by the tangent of the angle between the x-axis and the line .
Now, for line 2x + 1 =0 i.e .
The line is perpendicular to x-axis and cuts the x-axis at .
Therefore , the angle between the line and x-axis is .
So , slope i.e undefined .
Therefore , the slope of given line is not defined .
Hence , this is the required solution .
ANSWER
all real numbers
EXPLANATION
The given absolute value function is
This function is obtained by shifting the graph of
to the left by 2 units.
Since the domain of the parent function is all real numbers, the domain of the transformed function is also all real numbers because the shifting the parent function horizontally or vertically does not affect the domain.