Question

new questions pre cal help

Answer 1

@Shadow @Sam

Answer 2

oh thank god

Answer 3

your graph can either be seen as a sin curve (marked in green) but that been shifted to the right by pi/4

or

as a cos curve (marked in red) but that been shifted to the left by pi/4

*first*, find those 2

Answer 4

i have 1 now its the first and last have 2 more and then may need help again

Answer 5

you need to do that first one first by working through the options

Answer 6

i already did i waited so long i only need help with 2 questions 1 is a and f

Answer 7

what is 2 there are 3 options

Answer 8

@sillybilly123

Answer 9

plz help

Answer 10

sure, 2 right?!

Answer 11

yes

Answer 12

3 answers here right! ie for 2

Answer 13

yes

Answer 14

so do you know how to get them or just wanna compare answers?

Answer 15

the last one and i know som csc answers not sure which ones

Answer 16

yeah, the last one

the second one is and \(8 \pi\) shift so is good too

the third one, the minus sign is a \(\pm \pi\) shift, then you can add multiples of \(2 \pi\) to get to the original

Answer 17

so 2 is 2 3 and the last right?

Answer 18

whats 3

Answer 19

3 i know has to be 2 and something else

Answer 20

can we hurry i have more assignments to complete

Answer 21

2 3 and the last right? i would say so

for 3, trying to find the true form, then see if any variations. it looks like a shifted sec

Answer 22

so to the left?

Answer 23

it's y = - sec x + 6

if you agree just look at various shifted versions. let me know

Answer 24

so b and c

Answer 25

right

Answer 26

3 is b and c ?

Answer 27

a & c ?!

Answer 28

in both cases the minus sign is the same as the -ve sign in the original expression

Answer 29

i made a 100 ty omg

Answer 30

good work

Answer 31

could you help on more going to solve firts and see where i get