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HOW DO I SOLVE 6 + (pi)/2 cos [(pi)x/4]
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Is this equal to zero?
yes the answer is (pi)+12/2 and 12-(p)/2
I dont know how to get to the answer though
\[6+\frac{\pi}{2}\cos(\frac{\pi x}{4})=0\]
is the above written correctly? \[\frac{\pi}{2} \cos(\frac{ \pi x}{4})=-6\] \[\cos( \frac{\pi x}{4})=\frac{-12}{\pi}\]
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YES THANK YOU I just realised that all i need to do is |amplitude|+vertical translation
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