Question

Several questions, so if you have time please stay tuned.
If not, just answer the one that you see below

1. A and B are points on the graphs of functions y1 and y2, respectively. Find the corresponding point on the graph of y = y1 + y2.
A = (3, 3), B = (3, 2)

Answer 1

u there

Answer 2

where is graph

Answer 3

graph?

Answer 4

there is no graph http://icecream.me/1036ae2a33e54e2a4d4dcffe24a1282a

Answer 5

can u identify y1,y2

Answer 6

um

Answer 7

A=(x1,y1)=(3,3)
B=(x2,y2)=(3,2)

Answer 8

yes. sorry, internet lagged

Answer 9

find y = y1+y2

Answer 10

3+2=5

Answer 11

,very good

Answer 12

well. that was easier than I thought it would be, thought it would be more complex of a solution

Answer 13

in two points compare x value

Answer 14

ok, next one
http://icecream.me/cf65b9e68c8062226ed7d4b061c81bcc

Answer 15

it was not completed

Answer 16

?

Answer 17

I put 3,5 and got right answer

Answer 18

because only the y value changes yes?

Answer 19

(x,y)=(3,5)
excellent

Answer 20

okay. what about the next one ? :o

Answer 21

The arccosine of x is defined as the inverse cosine function of x when -1≤x≤1.

Answer 22

oh

Answer 23

well yes, but that isn't an option from what I saw o-o

Answer 24

it is the third one

Answer 25

o-o

Answer 26

Wait what?! D:

Answer 27

C

Answer 28

I considered, but I don't see how x is the angle

Answer 29

...nvm it was #4

Answer 30

http://icecream.me/e7f2c88eeeae2929c3758ac63242439e

Answer 31

u r right

Answer 32

any more

Answer 33

Hmm...

Answer 34

mean

Answer 35

may i leave

Answer 36

@dayakar what? my internet lagged

Answer 37

here is another one
Fill in each blank with the appropriate number. (Select all that apply.)
If y = sin−1 x, then y can terminate in quadrant ____ or ____.

Answer 38

I and III

Answer 39

any more

Answer 40

whoa when did you come back
did my internet lag again =_=

Answer 41

@dayakar it was wrong...

Answer 42

@Directrix

Answer 43

What is the question?

Answer 44

Fill in each blank with the appropriate number. (Select all that apply.)
If y = sin−1 x, then y can terminate in quadrant ____ or ____.

Answer 45

Based on the attachment, Quads I and IV.

http://www.themathpage.com/atrig/inversetrig.htm

Answer 46

Oh, so it WAS QIV lol

Answer 47

I'd been debating that but my brain isn't processing things correctly. x_x

Answer 48

If
y = cos−1 x,
then y can terminate in quadrant ____ or ____.

Then this would be QI and Q.. 3?

Answer 49

>>Then this would be QI and Q.. 3? No.

See attachment.

Answer 50

Ergh, Q2. Sorry

Answer 51

I thought I had been wrong, so I wrote 3. e_e

Answer 52

http://icecream.me/7f8680e342b20f2e81460c7b94770674

Answer 53

Please begin a new thread. It is customary here to post one question per thread. Thanks.

Answer 54

Oh... but I did say there were several questions to be asked

Answer 55

I also like to keep my questions asked:questions answered ratio low...