The function is
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(a)
\Product-to-sum formulas :
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The product
is the difference of
and
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(b) The method of adding
- coordinates :
The function is
and the interval is
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Consider the composite functions as
and
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Make a table of values in the interval
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Graph :
\(1) Draw the coordinate plane.
\(2) Plot the points.
\(3) Connect the points with a smooth curve.
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(a)
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(b) Graph of
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