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so f '(x) of f(x)=cos(x) would be -sin(x), right? So once that's graphed, what common function would seem to fit the graph?
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got no idea what that means
nor I, quite awkward wording.
any options to choose from?
sin(x-pi) maybe?
no options to choose from. sin(x-pi) would essentially be the same graph, but I'm not sure what is meant by common function when referring to the graph.
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me either, fill it in and see if it yells at you
wish I could, this one is handwritten alas :[ I'll ask my prof in class. As long as the inverse and the graph are correct, should be fine.
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