To sketch: the graph of the given function.
Answer to Problem 11E
The correct option is (a) and the period of the function is 1.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Given function is
Calculation:
We know that the vertical asymptotes for
So for the given equation, let us we find out the values of the two consecutive asymptotes.
On comparing we get,
Also,
Therefore, the two consecutive asymptotes occur at
Next, we calculate the values of
For example,
Substituting
We get,
Similarly, we calculate other values of
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Now using these values, let us plot the graph from
The above graph represents the equation
Now, as the above graph resembles the graph given in option (a).
Also, from the above graph we can see that the function
Therefore, the correct option is (a) and the period of the function is 1.
Chapter 4 Solutions
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