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Chapter 8: Q. 33 (page 550)

Use the method of adding y-coordinates to graph each function.

f(x)=x+cosx

Short Answer

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The required graph is

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given Information

The given function isf(x)=x+cosx

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Step 2. Explanation

Plot the graph of the component functions in the same coordinate system.

Next, select different values for x to plot the points on the graph of f1(x)andf2(x),

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Step 3. Graph

Plot the graph by using the points in the table.

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