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Find the domain of 4tan(2x)=f(x)
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the domain of tan x is (-pi/2 +pi*n , pi/2 + pi/n)
multiplying x by 2 shrinks the domain by 1/2
why are there 2 answers? or is it a coordinate?
what do you mean 2 answers
Like you said (-pi/2 +pi*n , pi/2 + pi/n), but I thought the domains are normally like (-pi/2+pi)*n or (pi/2)+(pi/n)
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I actually was giving an interval
domain of tan x is open interval: (-pi/2 +pi*n , pi/2 + pi/n) or -pi/2 +pi*n < x < pi/2 + pi/n
n can be any integer
Oh okay sorry we've never gone over these. Thanks!
no problem :)
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note that the 4 in front does not affect the domain
you can put a 4 in, it just makes the graph steeper
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