
Mady G.
asked 02/01/23graph one cycle of each transformed csc or sec function
1) y= 3 cot ( x- pi/6) + 1
2) y = -2 cot (3x+ pi/2) - 3
3) y= 5 tan (1/4x- pi/2)
4) y = - tan (2x + pi) + 3
1 Expert Answer
Jorge R. answered 05/10/23
Experienced Tutor with Strong Math and Science Background
y = 3cot(x - pi/6) + 1
· The graph starts at (pi/6, 1)
· It then goes downward to negative infinity at (pi/2, -inf)
· The graph has a vertical asymptote at x = pi/2
· It then goes upward to positive infinity at (5pi/6, inf)
· The graph ends at (pi, 1)
y = -2cot(3x + pi/2) – 3
· The graph starts at (-pi/6, -3)
· It then goes upward to positive infinity at (pi/6, inf)
· The graph has a vertical asymptote at x = -pi/6
· It then goes downward to negative infinity at (pi/2, -inf)
· The graph has a vertical asymptote at x = pi/2
· The graph ends at (5pi/6, -3)
y = 5tan(1/4x - pi/2)
· The graph starts at (pi/2, -inf)
· It then goes upward to positive infinity at (pi/2 + 4pi, inf)
· The graph has a vertical asymptote at x = pi/2 + 2k*pi, where k is an integer
· It then goes downward to negative infinity at (pi/2 + 8pi, -inf)
· The graph has a vertical asymptote at x = pi/2 + (2k + 1)*pi/2, where k is an integer
· The graph ends at (pi/2 + 16pi, -inf)
y = -tan(2x + pi) + 3
· The graph starts at (-3pi/4, 3)
· It then goes downward to negative infinity at (-pi/2, -inf)
· The graph has a vertical asymptote at x = -pi/2
· It then goes upward to positive infinity at (-pi/4, inf)
· The graph has a vertical asymptote at x = -pi/4
· The graph ends at (pi/4, 3)
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