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fan and medal find the period and amplitude of the function y=5cos2theta
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my answers are a.period: pi radians, amplitude: 2.5 b. period: pi radians, amplitude: 5 c. period: 2pi radians, amplitude: 2.5 d. period: 2pi radians, amplitude: 5
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ok hold on im thinking...
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Are you doing in degrees or radians?
The basic rule for period is to divide the 360 (for degrees) or 2pi(for radians) by the constant with the theta. Since here is 2 divide 360 or 2pi by 2 The constant multiplied with the trignometric function is the amplitude, so here is 5
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