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another help!!! how do i find the x and y intercept from a graph i.e. y=cos(5x/6+pi/3)
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x - intercept means y=0 y - intercept means x=0
cos(5x/6+pi/3)=0 so solve for x
y=cos(pi/3) is the y intercept
y=1/2 is the y intercept
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wait sorry u said 3Cos
yes
y=3cos(5x/6+pi/3)
yes
Hmm x intercepts are tough sort of.. http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=Solve%283*cos%285*x%2F6%2Bpi%2F3%29%3D0%2Cx%29
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Y intercepts: y=3cos(pi/3) = 1.5
* there's only one y intercept btw
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its wrong.. cos(5x/6+pi/3) is not equal to cos(5X/6)+cos(pi/3)
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