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How do I find the zeros and asymptotes for these two trig. functions? :) 1) y=2cot(3x) 2) y=csc(-1/2 (x))
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You may wish to find zeros and asymptotes of the more familiar reciprocal functions.
I don't understand what you mean, sorry. please explain
\(y = \cos(x)\) This has zeros at \(\pi/2 + k\pi\) for integer values of \(k\). \(y = \cos(x)\) Has no asymptote. Keeping all that in mind, what can we say of \(y = \sec(x)\)? \(y = \sec(x)\) This has asymptotes at \(\pi/2 + k\pi\) for integer values of \(k\). \(y = \sec(x)\) Has no zero.
thank you. one more question. What is K?
It is explained, above. Any integer value.
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