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y=3cos(2x-pi)
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amplitude=3 period= pi phase shift= pi/2
i know to add pi/4 to get my x coordinates but hot do i get my y coordinates?
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The amplitude is 3 units, the period is pi. The phase shift is: \[\large -\frac{\pi}{2}\]
agreed, c=(-),not +
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wait the book says phase = pi/2
The book has taken the absolute value of the phase shift. The phase shift has not been considered as a vector.
ok, so how do i solve for the y coordinates?
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