<span>In general, a positive constant moves a function upwards and a negative value moves it downwards. Thus, g(x)=⌈x⌉+0.5 is 0.5 units above f(x)=⌈x⌉, as shown in attached picture.
To shift a function left, you add units to the independent variable.To shift it right, you subtract a constant from "x".
Example:
h(x)=⌈x+1⌉ is 1 unit left to f(x).</span>
Answer:
Dy/Dx=1/√ (2x+3)
Yeah it's correct
Step-by-step explanation:
Applying differential by chain differentiation method.
The differential of y = √(2x+3) with respect to x
y = √(2x+3)
Let y = √u
Y = u^½
U = 2x +3
The formula for chain differentiation is
Dy/Dx = Dy/Du *Du/Dx
So
Dy/Dx = Dy/Du *Du/Dx
Dy/Du= 1/2u^-½
Du/Dx = 2
Dy/Dx =( 1/2u^-½)2
Dy/Dx= u^-½
Dy/Dx=1/√ u
But u = 2x+3
Dy/Dx=1/√ (2x+3)
Answer:
4n -13
Step-by-step explanation:
notice that the difference between the adjacent terms is 4.
nth term is given by:
nth term = first term + (n-1) × difference -n is any number
= -9 + (n-1) × 4
= -9 + 4n -4
= 4n -13
Answer:
If KC = 31 then KN = 33
Step-by-step explanation: