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supernova1203
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Graph the function y=cosx-2I have already graphed this, there are several methods to solve this, i opted to use table of values to find all the coordinates to y=cosx, then moved all the y coordinates of each point 2 units down, and the y int was at -1...would this method result in the correct graph?
the -2 is the c value I am assuming because the d value is ALWAYS in degrees, atleast in these instances.
y=asin(k(x-d))+c
y=acos(k(x-d))+c
what y int do you guys get? Does what i have done make sense?
this is to transform the function from base to y=cosx-2
the -2 is the c value I am assuming because the d value is ALWAYS in degrees, atleast in these instances.
y=asin(k(x-d))+c
y=acos(k(x-d))+c
what y int do you guys get? Does what i have done make sense?
this is to transform the function from base to y=cosx-2