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Hi, I'm trying to graph y=4cos((x/2)+(Pi/4)). So far I know: Amplitude: 4 Period: 4Pi Phase Shift: -Pi/2 Key Points: Pi I know the key points for the graph y=cos(x) are: (0,1), (Pi/2,0), (Pi,-1), (3Pi/2,0) and (2Pi,1) How exactly do I go about finding the key points for my graph? I've tried multiplying the y values by the amplitude (4) and adding -Pi/2 to the x values, but got something different than what I copied down from the board in class. Maybe I got them down wrong, but I doubt it. They are: (-Pi/2,4), (Pi/2,0), (3Pi/2,-4), (5Pi/2,0) and (7Pi/2,4) Help please? Thanks!
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