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zarkam21:
D
Vocaloid:
hm, that doesn't look like a tan graph, it has the distinctive periodic motion of a sin or cos that's been shifted down and/or horizontally a bit, any other ideas?
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zarkam21:
A
Vocaloid:
hm, the regular sec(x) and csc(x) have range (-infinity,-1) U (1,infinity) so there must be some shift to the sec or csc function to produce the range in the problem, any thoughts on how you could change (-infinity,0) U (2,infinity)
Vocaloid:
what happens if we take the range (-infinity,-1) U (1,infinity) and "shift it up" by adding 1? what's the new range?
zarkam21:
either c or d
zarkam21:
because it is shifting up one
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Vocaloid:
think about the range of a typical cos vs csc function, which one better matches the description in the problem?
zarkam21:
D
zarkam21:
NO actually c
Vocaloid:
the range of cos is typically (-1,1) so that wouldn't quite work, it has to be the csc function (answer C)