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Which graph represents a phase shift of pi/2 units right for the graph of y=cos(x)? a) y=cos(x+pi/2) b) y=sin(x) c) y=sec(x) d) y=csc(x)
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@JackJordan
type so i can medal u!
See a phase shift of pi/2 right for cos(x) is same as cos(x - pi/2) which is the same as shifting a cos graph left for pi/2 if you remember the relationship between cos and sin... so what does that tell you?
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