The most appropriate graph of the equation
Answer to Problem 1E
Solution:
The rectangular view
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The given equation is,
The rectangular view given are,
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Approach:
The graph of the equation using graphing calculator in the given rectangular view is constructed on the basis of the following steps:
Step 1: Press the key
Figure
Step 2: Press the key
Figure
Step 3: Press the key
Figure
Calculation:
Case (a):
Write the given equation in the graphing calculator,
Start with the viewing rectangle
Set,
The result graph is as shown below,
Figure
The resulting graph is blank. The graph lies entirely outside the view of window. So this rectangular view is not appropriate.
Case (b):
Write the given equation in the graphing calculator,
Start with the viewing rectangle
Set,
The result graph is as shown below,
Figure
The resulting graph only shows some portion of the graph. Some turning point in the graph is not visible in the graph. So this rectangular view is also not appropriate.
Case (c):
Write the given equation in the graphing calculator,
Start with the viewing rectangle
Set,
The result graph is as shown below,
Figure
The resulting graph gives the complete view of the graph. Thus, this rectangular view is appropriate.
Case (d):
Write the given equation in the graphing calculator,
Start with the viewing rectangle
Set,
The result graph is as shown below,
Figure
The resulting graph does not show the
Therefore, the rectangular view
Conclusion:
Hence, the rectangular view
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