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A y=cos(x+pi/2)
B y=cos(x+2pi)
C y=cos(x+pi/3)
D y=cos(x+pi)

A y=cos(x+pi/2) B y=cos(x+2pi) C y=cos(x+pi/3) D y=cos(x+pi)-example-1
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It’s D) y=cos(x+pi).

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Answer:

D

Explanation:

There was actually too much work for this on my paper so I can't really show it, but if you can memorize this parent function I would.

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