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Sweet_03:
Thaaaank You Very Much
ramezamgad:
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--- Quote from: shan2391 on June 02, 2009, 05:09:59 pm ---3sinx-3cosx=2sinx+2cosx
sinx=5cosx
sinx/cosx=5
tanx=5
x=78.69
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there is more to it,,,it could be either 78.89 or 256.7
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sorry i mean 78.69.
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hey sweetsh
the method is correct but after obtaining the eq tanx=5 u should see the range of values of x written in the quest. it is generally 0<x<360
so u have to think when tanx is +ve and tan is +ve in the 1st and 3rd quadrats (ASTC rule)
so after getting x of the 1st quadrat u calculate the other value in the 3rd quadrat which is 180+x
finally x={78.7,258.7}
shan2391:
hey can any1 giv me a breif about how to find range & domain of a function.
AM really struggling wid this
ramezamgad:
for a linear function u must have either the domain or the range and use it to find the other
the domain is the values of x and they produce values of y called the range
eg find the range for the eq. f(x)=y=3x+1 0=<x<5
y=1 at x=0 y=16 at x=5
so 1=<f(x)<16
quadratic functions:
the previous method cannot be used because it is in a shape of a curve and it has a max or min value
eg f(x)=y=x^2 + 2 -2<x<4
if u solve it in the prev. method ----> y=6 y=18 and will consequently write that 6<f(x)<18 which is not right
u have to determine the turning point of the curve
the most straightforward method is to find dy/dx and equating it to 0 which will give u the value of x to get the max. or min point
in the example dy/dx=2x
0=2x -----> x=0
y=2 at x=0 therefore the right range is 2=<f(x)<18
hope u find that useful
vanibharutham:
Any other last minute queries?
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