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2, n is an element of Z â¨
vertical
asymptote
of y =
sec
x
X int of y = sec x
None
X int of y = csc x
None
Y int of y = csc x
None
Y
int of y
= sec x â¨
(0,1)
Domain of y = sec x â
{x | x â [va], n is an
element
of Z}
Period of y = sec x and y = csc x
2Ī/b
Amp of y
=
sec x
â¨
None
Range of y = sec x and y = csc x
(-â, -(|a| +
k
)] U [(|a| + k),
+â
)
y = sec x: even or odd
Even
function
Cos and sec functions start at ___
Amplitude
x = nĪ, n is an element of Z
va of y
=
csc x
Domain of y = csc
x
â¨
{ x | x â [
va
], n is an
element
of Z}
Amplitude of y = csc x
none
y = csc x: even or odd function?
Odd function
why do the graphs of sec and csc have no amplitude?
these graphs do not have
na max
and
min value
If the graph of y = a sec bx is reflected about the x-axis, then the
new function is
y = âa sec
(bx)
If the function
y = âa sec bx
is shifted h units to the
right
, where
h > 0, then the function becomes
y = âa
sec b x â h
If the y = âa sec b x â h is shifted k units upward, where k > 0,
then the function becomes
y = âa sec b x â h + k.
If the graph of y = a csc bx is reflected about the x-axis, then the
new function is
y = âa csc
(
bx
)