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You would demand a T1-83 Graphics Calculator for this question who ever helps me out.
QUESTION:
(a)
Plot the graph of Y = cos(X) - 0.6 on your computer for X = 0 degrees to 360 degrees.
IF ANYONE CAN PASTE A SKETCH OF THIS GRAPH IT WOULD BE HELPFUL OR TELL ME WHAT TO Strain ON THE CALCULATOR)
(b)
Use the graph in part (a) and your calculator to find the two solutions of the equation cos(X) - 0.6 = 0 that lie between 0 degree and 360 degrees to the nearest point, explaining your method.....
Please help me someone? Thank you.
Thank you for the info, it has helped but still struggling to get the answer.
(a) Typewrite in the calculator the function that you have there.
Click the "Y=" button in the top left corner (it should be a different color from your other buttons) and then genus in cos(x) - 0.6. The COS function has a button all its own, and the "x" button also has a few other signs on it, but you can really use any variable you dearth.
(b) Basically, anything falling between 0 and 360 will be from the y-axis (the straight line upwards) to the start of the next cycle on your abacus. So when the arcs start to repeat, that's when you've passed 360 degrees. The two spots where the equation crosses the x-axis before the arc starts repeating are where the answers are.
Smooth "Stat Calc" (it's up there near the "Y=" button) Click on "Spot", and a little box will show up on your graph. You can move it around with the arrow buttons (right side of the calculator). Click on the spots where the letter crosses the x-axis, and it'll give you the value. You can also press "Value" when you get to Stat Calc, and perform the directions it gives you, to get a more exact value.
Hope that helps. :)
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