We are given with the function <span>(sinx)/(1 + sinx). To simplify the equation, we multiply the denominator with its conjugate. Hence the expression becomes (</span>sinx)(1-sin x )/(1 + <span>sinx)(1-sin x). Then we convert the expression into </span>(<span>sinx)(1-sin x )/ cos^2 x. Using trigonometric functions, we can then simplify the expression.</span>
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Step 1: Create an equation with a slope of 6
y=6x+b
Step 2: Substitute x and y by with the point (1,2) and solve the equation for b
y=6x+b
2=6(1)
2=6
2=6+b
b=-4
Step 3: Substitute -4 for b in the equation
y=6x+b
y=6x+(-4)
y=6x-4
The equation that has a slope of 6 and passes through the point (1,2) in point-slope form:
y=6x-4
Yes. A is the right graph because the line must travel through two points: (0 ,1)and(-3, 0)
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