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y=(3/2) cos(2x-pi) I need to graph this over two intervals. Where do I start?
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can you graph cos(x) ?
if you can, you only need to shift it and stretch it
let me know if you can
... ? I'll just tell you the steps then
the amplitude is 3/2, so the highest y will be 3/2 and the lowest will be -3/2
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cos(2(x-pi/2)) is the input, so the period is pi and the phase shift is pi/2
that's it :)
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