In Exercises 113-116, determine whether each statement is true or false. (A and B are positive real numbers.) 115. The graph of y = -A cos(-Bx) is the graph of y = A cos(Bx). 116. The graph of y = -A sin(-Bx) is the graph of y = A sin(Bx). 113. The graph of y = -A cos(Bx) is the graph of A cos(Bx) %3D reflected about the x-axis. A sin(-Bx) is the graph of y = A sin(Bx) 114. The graph of y = reflected about the x-axis.

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### Trigonometric Graph Analysis

In Exercises 113–116, determine whether each statement is true or false. (A and B are positive real numbers.)

**113.** The graph of \( y = -A \cos(Bx) \) is the graph of \( y = A \cos(Bx) \) reflected about the x-axis.
   
**114.** The graph of \( y = A \sin(-Bx) \) is the graph of \( y = A \sin(Bx) \) reflected about the x-axis.

**115.** The graph of \( y = -A \cos(-Bx) \) is the graph of \( y = A \cos(Bx) \).

**116.** The graph of \( y = -A \sin(-Bx) \) is the graph of \( y = A \sin(Bx) \).

### Explanation

For each of the given functions, we need to determine if the described transformation (reflection, etc.) is correctly stated.

1. **Exercise 113:**
    - \( y = -A \cos(Bx) \) versus \( y = A \cos(Bx) \):
        - The negative sign outside the cosine function reflects the graph vertically (about the x-axis). The statement is **true**.

2. **Exercise 114:**
    - \( y = A \sin(-Bx) \) versus \( y = A \sin(Bx) \):
        - The sine function \( \sin(-Bx) \) is equivalent to \( -\sin(Bx) \). This would actually reflect the graph horizontally (about the y-axis), not the x-axis. Hence, **false**.

3. **Exercise 115:**
    - \( y = -A \cos(-Bx) \) versus \( y = A \cos(Bx) \):
        - The cosine function \( \cos(-Bx) \) is equivalent to \( \cos(Bx) \), as cosine is an even function. The negative sign outside the cosine function reflects the graph vertically, which matches the original. Therefore, it's **true**.

4. **Exercise 116:**
    - \( y = -A \sin(-Bx) \) versus \( y = A \sin(Bx) \):
        - Since \(\sin(-Bx) = -\sin(Bx)\) and there is a negative sign outside, the two negatives
Transcribed Image Text:### Trigonometric Graph Analysis In Exercises 113–116, determine whether each statement is true or false. (A and B are positive real numbers.) **113.** The graph of \( y = -A \cos(Bx) \) is the graph of \( y = A \cos(Bx) \) reflected about the x-axis. **114.** The graph of \( y = A \sin(-Bx) \) is the graph of \( y = A \sin(Bx) \) reflected about the x-axis. **115.** The graph of \( y = -A \cos(-Bx) \) is the graph of \( y = A \cos(Bx) \). **116.** The graph of \( y = -A \sin(-Bx) \) is the graph of \( y = A \sin(Bx) \). ### Explanation For each of the given functions, we need to determine if the described transformation (reflection, etc.) is correctly stated. 1. **Exercise 113:** - \( y = -A \cos(Bx) \) versus \( y = A \cos(Bx) \): - The negative sign outside the cosine function reflects the graph vertically (about the x-axis). The statement is **true**. 2. **Exercise 114:** - \( y = A \sin(-Bx) \) versus \( y = A \sin(Bx) \): - The sine function \( \sin(-Bx) \) is equivalent to \( -\sin(Bx) \). This would actually reflect the graph horizontally (about the y-axis), not the x-axis. Hence, **false**. 3. **Exercise 115:** - \( y = -A \cos(-Bx) \) versus \( y = A \cos(Bx) \): - The cosine function \( \cos(-Bx) \) is equivalent to \( \cos(Bx) \), as cosine is an even function. The negative sign outside the cosine function reflects the graph vertically, which matches the original. Therefore, it's **true**. 4. **Exercise 116:** - \( y = -A \sin(-Bx) \) versus \( y = A \sin(Bx) \): - Since \(\sin(-Bx) = -\sin(Bx)\) and there is a negative sign outside, the two negatives
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