Yes, Graphs (depending on which one but I'm assuming your talking about coordinate grids) are proportional because they have on vertical and one horizontal line dividing them. They extend infinitely
x represents the number of lawns weeded by Gwen and y represents the number of dogs walked by Fabio.
Gwen charges $12 each time she weeds a yard and Fabio charges $9 each time he walks a dog.
So, for x number of weeds, Gwen earned 12x and for y number of dogs walked, Fabio earned 9y.
They need at least $510 to purchase the new gaming station.
Therefore,
12x + 9y ≥ 510
Also, the number of dog walks that Fabio has scheduled should not be more than twice the number of yards Gwen has scheduled to weed.
Therefore,
y ≤ 2x
Also, Fabio will walk at least 25 dogs.
Therefore,
y ≥ 25
Hence, the constraints are:
12x + 9y ≥ 510
y ≤ 2x
y ≥ 25
Hello Friend,here is the solution for your question
<span>so the given function is </span>
y= √(-2cos²x+3cosx-1)
i.e = √[-2(cos²x-3/2+1/2)]
i.e = √[-2(cosx-3/4)²-9/16+1/2]
i.e. = √[-2(cos-3/4)²-1/16]
i.e. = √[1/8-3(cosx=3/4)²]-----------(1)
Now here in this equation is this quantity :-
<span>(cosx=3/4)²----------------(2) is to it's minimum value then the whole equation </span>
<span>i.e. = √[1/8-3(cosx=3/4)²] will be maximum and vice versa </span>
And we know that cosx-3/4 will be minimum if cosx=3/4
<span>therefore put this in (1) we get </span>
(cosx=3/4)²=0 [ cosx=3/4]
<span>hence the minimum value of the quantity (cosx=3/4)² is 0 </span>
<span>put this in equation (1) </span>
we get ,
i.e. = √[1/8-3(cosx=3/4)²]
=√[1/8-3(0)] [ because minimum value of of the quantity (cosx=3/4)² is 0 ]
=√1/8
=1/(2√2)
<span>this is the maximum value now to find the minimum value </span>
<span>since this is function of root so the value of y will always be ≥0 </span>
<span>hence the minimum value of the function y is 0 </span>
<span>Therefore, the range of function </span>y is [0,1/(2√2)]
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