The point (2,3) is on the graph of y=f(x). Determine the corresponding coordinates of this point on the graph of y=-2(f(2(x+5)) -4
Posted 5 years ago by Mish123 in Math 12 University - Advanced Functions | 0 answers
#transformation
Angles x and y are located in the first quadrant such that sinx= 3/5 and cosy= 4/5. Determine the exact value of sin(x+y).
Posted 5 years ago by cupcake545 in Math 12 University - Advanced Functions | 0 answers
#trig identities and cofunctions
You have chosen an five-character password for an online account. The characters can be a combination of UPPER CASE letters and lower case letters.
a) How many possible passwords can be created?
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#probability
21C5+21C15=?
express in simple combinations
Posted 5 years ago by DuggalS in Math 12 University - Data Management | 1 answers
#combination
d(t)= 36/1+0.3(1.3)^t, t is greater than and equal to 0. How long does it take (to the nearest tenth) for the snowball to melt to to half its original diameter?
Posted 5 years ago by sweet2468 in Math 12 University - Advanced Functions | 2 answers
#combinations of functons #logarithmic function
d(t)= 36/1+0.3(1.3)^t, tis greater than and equal to 0. How long does it take (to the nearest tenth) for the snowball to melt to to half itsoriginal diameter?
Posted 5 years ago by sweet2468 in Math 12 University - Advanced Functions | 0 answers
#combinations of functons #functions #logarithmic function #polynomials
Find the equation for the following logarithmic equation
Posted 5 years ago by der10gp in Math 12 University - Advanced Functions | 0 answers
#logarithmic function
Exact solution(s) for sinx/2 if cosx=-12/13 and xE[pi, 3pi/2]
Posted 5 years ago by manar4120 in Math 12 University - Advanced Functions | 0 answers
#trig identities and cofunctions
f(x)={(3,2),(5,1),(7,4),(9,3),(11,5)} and g(x)={(1,3),(2,5),(3,7),(4,9),(5,11)}
Find; a.) f(g(3)
Posted 5 years ago by Student in Math 12 University - Advanced Functions | 0 answers
#functions
P(t)= -t^3+12t^2-21t+10 where p = 108000
Posted 5 years ago by jojohhh768 in Math 12 University - Advanced Functions | 0 answers
#polynomials