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Write an equation for the given function given the period, phase shift, and vertical shift.

cotangent function, period = π, phase shift = -1/3 π, vertical shift = 2.

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y = \cot(x - (\pi)/(3) ) + 2

Step-by-step explanation

The cotangent function that is fully transformed is of the form


y =a \cot(bx + c) + d

where 'a' is the amplitude.


(\pi)/(b) = \pi

is the period.

This implies that b=1

The phase shift is


(c)/(b) = - (\pi)/(3)

Substitute b=1 to get;


c = - (\pi)/(3)

and d=2 is the vertical shift.

We choose a=1 to get the required function as


y = \cot(x - (\pi)/(3) ) + 2

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