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:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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none. they have already sold exactly $400,000 worth of computers and accessories
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The slope of the line is 3/4
Step-by-step explanation:
There is a difference of 3 in the y coordinate and 4 for the x coordinate from each exact point.
The slope of the graph shows the rate of change, or, in this case, the rate of depreciation, which you are told is $100 per year. So, depending upon the units used in your graph, the slope will be 100/1, and since it is a decrease as the years increase, it will have a negative slope, i.e. -100/1.
Or, if you had drawn your graph with units of $100 dollars on the y-axis, then you might say that the slope was -1 / 1.
The corresponding formula would of course be
y = 600 - 100t
where y = value after t years, and (if you are into calculus) differentiating would give you
slope = dy/dt = -100
<span>as noted above.</span>
