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1 year ago

Graph: g(x)=5cos((\pi )/(2)x-(3\pi )/(2))-2

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Tatiana [17]1 year ago

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$g(x)=5cos((\pi )/(2)x-(3\pi )/(2))-2$

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Phase shift:(3 to the right) Vertical shift:-2

x=3,g(x)= 3

x=4,g(x)= -2

x=5,g(x)= -5

x=6,g(x)= -2

x=7,g(x)= 3

the graph is like cos(x)

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