We choose the secant function, the ID number 4
For vertical shift
We graph the function y = sec (x) + 0.5 to shift the secant function upwards, this works because the value of the y function has been increased by 0.5 in the positive y direction. To shift it in the downwards, we reduce the value of y in the direction of the negative y axis as y = sec(x) – 0.5.
Horizontal shift
We XXX XXX XXXXXXXX y = XXX (x+1) XX shift the secant function left, XXXX works XXXXXXX the XXXXX XX the x XXXXXXXXX is increased in the XXXXXXXX x axis, so XXXX XX x = 0 we XXXX XXX (X) XXXXX is XX XXX positive y XXXX. To shift it to XXX right, XX reduce XXX value XX x in the direction of the negative x axis XX y = sec (x-1) so XXXX at x=0 XX XXXX XXX (-1) XXXXX XX on the XXXXXXXX y axis.
XXXXXXXX the XXXXXXXXX
XX use the XXXXXXXX y = 2 XXX (x) to XXXXXXX XXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX XX X. To XXXXXX the secant function XX use XXX function y = X.5 XXX (x) to XXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX XX 0.5.
Changing XXX XXXXXX
XXX XXXXXXXX the period we use the XXXXXXXX y = sec (2x) XX reduce the XXXXXX that XXX function takes to go through XXX full XXXXX. To increase the XXXXXX XX XXX the function y = sec (X.XX).
XXX XXXXXXXXXX about the x-axis
The XXXXXX XXXXXXXX XX an XXXX function XXXXXXXXX reflecting it about XXX x XXXX return XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX.
We XXXXXXXXXXX an example with XXX parameters X, B, X XXX X
X = X XXX (Bx +X) + D
XX XXX:
A = X
B = X
X = 1
X = X
XXXXXXXXX, XX XXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX X = X XXX (XX + X) + 4
XX XXXXX XXX XXXXXXX we XXX XXX function y = X/XXX (x) which is XXX cosine function.
XX XXX an XXXXXXX:
Paul XXXXXXX to measure XXX length of XXX slanting XXXX XXX he XXXXXX measure it XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX himself to danger. He XXXXX XXX length of the roof’s XXXX XX 7m and XXX sloping XXXXX at XX°, how should XXXX XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXX of XXX possibly dangerous XXXXXXXX XXXX?
XX
20°
XXXXXXXX XXXX
7m
XX°
Slanting roof
XX XXX XXX 20° = hypotenuse/XXXXXXXX
= h/X
h = X * sec 20°
= X * 1/cos (XX°)
= X * 1.0641
= 7.XXXX
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