determine whether the function y=tan x/x^2 is even, odd, or neither
is it \[\tan \frac{ x }{ x^2}\] or \[\frac{\tan x }{ x^2}\]
the second one
so plug in -x for x and what do you get?
A golfer’s score of 5 under par is represented by –5 on a number line. How would a golfer's score of 5 over par best be represented? A. –5 B. 0 C. +5 D. +10
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open your own question, @africa3
not you @bernardod , @africa3
ok
I put -x
no
even functions have\[f(-x)=f(x)\] whereas odd functions have \[f(-x)=-f(x)\]
so when you take f(-x), does your function look the same as the original function, a negative version of the original function, or neither?
no
so \[f(x) = \frac{ \tan x }{ x^2 }\Rightarrow f(-x) = \frac{ \tan (-x) }{(-x)^2 }=\frac{ -\tan x }{ x^2 }=-\frac{ \tan x }{ x^2 }\]
ooooo...I see
thanks!
learn to plug it in and work it out to see what you get! if you plug in -x for x and get f(x) then it's and even function. if you plug in -x and get -f(x) then it's an odd funcction. if you don't get either or those then it's neither even nor odd.
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