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Precalculus Mathematics for Calculus
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Precalculus Mathematics for Calculus

Precalculus Mathematics for Calculus

Book edition 7th Edition
Author(s) James Stewart, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson
Pages 948 pages
ISBN 9781337067508

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Hyperbolic Cosine Function The hyperbolic cosine function is defined by

sin h(x)=exex2

(a) Sketch the graph of this function using graphical addition as in Exercise 17.

(b) Use the definition to show that sin hx=sin hx.

a. The graph of y=sin h(x) is:

b. We have shown that sin hx=sin hx.

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Step by Step Solution

Part a. Step 1. Given.

The given functions are y=12ex and y=12ex.

And, sin h(x)=exex2.

Part a. Step 2. To determine.

We have to graph the given functions on the same axes. Then we have to use graphical addition to sketch the graph of y=sin h(x).

Part a. Step 3. Calculation.

We’ll use a graphing calculator to graph y=12ex and y=12ex.

Using the graphical subtraction method to sketch the graph of y=sin h(x) we get:

Part b. Step 1. Given.

Given: sin h(x)=exex2.

Part b. Step 2. To determine.

We have to show that sin hx=sin hx.

Part b. Step 3. Calculation.

We’ll plug -x in place of x in the formula: sin h(x)=exex2.

width="183" height="172" role="math" style="max-width: none; vertical-align: -87px;" localid="1648448499993" sin h(x)=exe(x)2 =exex2=exex2=sinh(x)

Hence, we have shown that sin hx=sin hx.

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