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the period of \(\cos(bx+c)\) is \(\frac{2\pi}{b}\) in your case \(b=1\)
A period, which we can call T, is when the period repeats itself again. With math symbols it looks like: f(x)=f(x+T) So this means that if you have something like sin(x) you can see that if we plug in x+T everywhere we have x we will get: sin(x+T) and since the period of a sine function is 2pi, we can plug it in for T... sin(x+2pi) and since sine looks like this: |dw:1397100882493:dw| So you can see that if we start 2pi later we have the exact same graph! sin(x+2pi)=sin(x) So it's a similar thing here. Play around with your graphing calculator to see for yourself.
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