The discussion centers around the expression r=5sin(2^) and the interpretation of its options regarding maximum and minimum values. Participants are trying to clarify the meaning of the notation and the implications of the provided options.
The discussion is ongoing, with participants seeking clarification on the notation and the implications of the options. Some have offered insights into the nature of sine functions and their maximum and minimum values, but there is no consensus on the interpretation of "2^."
There is uncertainty regarding the notation used in the problem, particularly what "2^" signifies. Participants are also grappling with the implications of discussing maximum and minimum values in the context of a specific number versus a function.
At first I thought that "^" was "degrees" so that sin(2^) was "sin of 2 degrees" but then 5 sin(2 degrees) is a specific number- it would make no sense to talk about "max" and "min" for a single number. Only an expression or function can have "max" or "min" so- what does "sin(2^)" mean?1672978 said:can someone explain what this question means
r=5sin(2^)
options
a. max calue r occurs when sin(2^)=1
b. " " sin*2^)=-1
c. min sin(2^)=0
d. min Sin(2^)=-1