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Which equation represents the graph of y = cos x flipped across the x-axis then shifted vertically up by 2 units? A.y = cos(-x) + 2 B.y = cos(x - 2) C.y = -cos x + 2 D.y = -cos x - 2

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Answer:

The resulting function after these transformations is given by:


y=-\cos x+2

option: C is correct.

Explanation:

We are given a equation of the parent function as:


y=\cos x

We are asked to find the equation of the which represents the graph of y = cos x flipped across the x-axis then shifted vertically up by 2 units.

We know that if any function
y=f(x) is flipped across x-axis then the equation of resulting function is:


y=-f(x)

Also if any function g(x) is shifted vertically up by a units then the equation is given by:


g(x)=g(x)+2

Hence, here the resulting function after these transformations is given by:


y=-\cos x+2

Hence, option: C is correct.

Which equation represents the graph of y = cos x flipped across the x-axis then shifted-example-1
User BENY
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y = cos x
After flipping a cross the x-axis
∴ y = - cos x
After shifting vertically up by 2 units
∴ y = - cos x +2

the correct answer is option C
C.y = -cos x + 2

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Which equation represents the graph of y = cos x flipped across the x-axis then shifted-example-1
User Adam Dempsey
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