Pretty difficult graph involving e and sinx.
A.)Domain
B.)X or Y intercepts
C.)Symetry
D.)Asymptotes (Vertical or Horizontal)
E.)Increase/Decrease Intervals
F.)Max/Min
G.)Concavity

Question

Pretty difficult graph involving e and sinx.
A.)Domain
B.)X or Y intercepts
C.)Symetry
D.)Asymptotes (Vertical or Horizontal)
E.)Increase/Decrease Intervals
F.)Max/Min
G.)Concavity

anonymous · Answer

For the domain, im thinking sinx in never greater than (-1,1)

zepdrix · Answer

e and sinx? XD what is the actual function? c:

anonymous · Answer

$$e^{sinx}$$

anonymous · Answer

(e^-1,e^1) domain? or am i way off

zepdrix · Answer

So the domain is what values are legal for X. I think that's going to be all real numbers yes? :O When you said (-1,1) I think you're thinking of the range of sinx :)
Which would restrict e^sinx to what? :D
(e^-1, e^1)

anonymous · Answer

B.) y intercept = 1, no x intercept

anonymous · Answer

C.)no symetry

anonymous · Answer

For the asymptotes, the vertical asymptotes would be -1 and 1 with no Horizontal asymptote

anonymous · Answer

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