Answer:
the first one is A
b/c when you calculate it comes 0 = 6
And the second one is D
b/c when you calculate it comes 0 = 2
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
2√54+5√24
2 * sqrt(9*6) + 5*sqrt(4*6)
2*sqrt(9) *sqrt(6) + 5*sqrt(4) * sqrt(6)
2*3 sqrt(6) + 5*2 sqrt(6)
6sqrt(6)+10sqrt(6)
16sqrt(6)
Subtract 1 to 13. so you got 12. divide 4 so you can get the S by it self.S=3.
A
Add both
3x²-5x+2+5x²-2x-6
8x²-7x-4
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So if you remember what the normal y = sin(x) function looks like (a wave), y = 2 sin(4x) is just changed a little.
The standard format for sine/cosine function
<span>y = a sin<span>(bx− c)</span> + <span>d
a = amplitude, distance from center of the wave to the highest point. This function a = 2 so the height of the sine wave reaches 2 instead of 1.
"c" and "d" shift the graph left/right and up/down respectively. These equal zero so the sine wave is not shifted.
The range (y-values) is then just the amplitude -2 ≤ y ≤ 2
The domain (x-value) is all real numbers because the wave just keeps going on to infinity in both directions.
2π / |b| = period, distance per wave
this equation b = 4
period is then π/2
this is the distance before a wave repeats.
Graph
x | y
-π/8 -2
0 0
π/8 2
3π/8 -2
5π/8 2
see the pattern? I'm using the amplitude or peaks and bottoms of the wave y = 2 and -2 then using the x-distance between like points is the period so you add π/2
(π/8 , 2)
+ π/2
(5π/8 , 2)
Same for the minumums of the wave (y = -2)
(-π/8 , -2)
+ π/2
(3π/8 , -2)
Hope this helps, otherwise there are youtube videos you can watch or try an online graphing calculator like Desmos.com
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