Y=2cos3x How do I graph this with labels in radians

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aleksandrvk [35]3 years ago

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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Okay, basically since it is y=2co3x you know that the amplitude is 2, so rather than going to +1 and -1, you now go to +2 and -2. Since it's cosine, you also know that you start at the maximum rather than the intercept, so the starting point is at (0,2).

I'm assuming that you need to graph 2 periods, and to find the periods you divide 2pi/b, so, in this case, 2pi/3

Then lastly you need to find the four points between 0 and 2pi/3, so you divide 2pi/3/4 to get 2pi/12=pi/6

If you have any other questions just comment and I'll respond when I see it.

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