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Question 6 (5 points)

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The amplitude of the function is 3/2 after comparing with the general equation option (C) is correct.

What is cos function?

It is defined as the function which is in the form of cosine waves in nature, and it has a domain of all real numbers and lies between the [a, a] where is a amplitude of the function.

We have a cos function:

y = 3/2 cos(3x) + 1

We know,

f(x) = acos(bx - c) + d

The above function represents the cos function where:

a = amplitude

b = is the period of the function

c = phase shift

d = vertical shift

On comparing we get:

a = 3/2

Thus, the amplitude of the function is 3/2 after comparing with the general equation option (C) is correct.

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