sec and csc

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    • (2𝑛 + 1)Ī€/2, n is an element of Z 

      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 

      (0,1)
    • Domain of y = sec x ​
      {x | x ≠ [va], n is an element of Z}
    • Period of y = sec x and y = csc x
      2Ī€/b
    • Amp of y = sec x 

      None
    • Range of y = sec x and y = csc x
      (-∞, -(|a| +k)] U [(|a| + k), +∞)
    • 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

      { x | x ≠ [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 = −a sec(bx)
    • If the function y = −a sec bx is shifted h units to the right, where
      h > 0, then the function becomes
      y = −a sec b x − h
    • If the y = −a sec b x − h is shifted k units upward, where k > 0,
      then the function becomes
      y = −a sec b x − h + k.
    • If the graph of y = a csc bx is reflected about the x-axis, then the
      new function is
      y = −a csc (bx)
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