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Identify the amplitude and the period of the function c(x) = 3cos (x + π).
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amplitude =3 period=2pi/1 =2pi
thank you i really appreciate how did u get it iam takin trig online and iam strugglin?
so the amplitude is the number infront of the trig function, in this case cosine even if its is 3 or -3 the amplitude is still 3 the period is 2pi divided by the number multiplied by x, in this case, 1x, so 1 except for tangent and cotangent in which it is 1pi divided by the number multiplied by x
so if i were to do a problem like this Identify the amplitude and the period of the function q(x) = -sin (π/2 x). the amplitude would be -1 and pie/2
amplitude is 1 period is 2pi/2= pi
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