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Consider the two trigonometric functions below.
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thanks math freak
for what @tyesha
the amplitude of the F(x) is 2 while the amplitude of the G(x) is 1/2
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@jonask thanks! do you know about the periods?
how would i solve this problem step by step? im confused
yes the period of F(x) is weird\[2*\pi/ \pi=2\] for G(x) \[2*\pi /2\] in general if you have \[\cos (ax)\] the period is \[2*\pi /a\]
and the amplitude is always the first coefficient g(x)=acos(x) amplitude is a
Oh ok thank you so much!
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