1. What is the python code for this problem:
# 1st: Define the function def f(x): return x**2 - x + 3 # Define the function f(x) = x^2 - x + 3 # 2nd: Set the value of x x = -2 # Assign the value -2 to x # 3rd: Evaluate the function at x = -2 result = f(x) # Evaluate f(x) and store the result in 'result' # 4th: Print the result print("f(x) =", result) # Output the result of the function evaluation
2. What is the python code for this problem:
# 1st: Import the math module import math # Import math for trigonometric functions # 2nd: Define the function def f(b): return (b - b**2) / (1 + b**2) # Define the function f(b) = (b - b^2) / (1 + b^2) # 3rd: Set the value of x and calculate b x = 0.5 # Example value for x in radians b = math.tan(x) # Calculate b as tan(x) # 4th: Evaluate the function at b = tan(x) result = f(b) # Evaluate f(b) and store the result in 'result' # 5th: Print the result print("f(b) =", result) # Output the result of the function evaluation
3. What is the python code for this problem:
# 1st: Import the math module import math # Import math to access trigonometric functions and pi # 2nd: Define the function def h(y): return math.cos(y) - math.sin(y) # Define the function h(y) = cos(y) - sin(y) # 3rd: Set the value of y and evaluate the function at y = pi/2 y = math.pi / 2 # Set y to pi/2 (90 degrees in radians) result = h(y) # Evaluate h(y) and store the result in 'result' # 4th: Print the result print("h(y) =", result) # Output the result of the function evaluation
4. What is the python code for this problem:
# 1st: Import the math module import math # Import math for trigonometric functions # 2nd: Define the function def g(x): return math.cos(2 * x) # Compute the cosine of 2x # 3rd: Set the value of x and evaluate the function at x = 0 x = 0 # Set x to 0 result = g(x) # Call the function g(x) with x = 0 and store the result # 4th: Print the result print(result) # Output the result of g(0)
5. What is the python code for this problem:
# 1st: Import the sympy module import sympy as sp # Import sympy for symbolic mathematics # 2nd: Define the symbolic variable t = sp.symbols('t') # Define 't' as a symbolic variable # 3rd: Define the expression for g(z) z = t - 1 # Define z as t - 1 g_z = z**4 + z**2 - 4 # Define the expression g(z) = z^4 + z^2 - 4 # 4th: Substitute z = (t - 1) into g(z) g_t_minus_1 = g_z.subs(z, t - 1) # Substitute t - 1 for z in g(z) # 5th: Expand the expression for g(t-1) g_t_minus_1_expanded = sp.expand(g_t_minus_1) # Expand the expression # 6th: Print the expanded expression print("Expanded expression for g(t-1):", g_t_minus_1_expanded) # Output the result