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For the function y=-1+6cos(2pi/7(x-5)) what is the minimum value?

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Answer:

It is -7 like the other person said, I just took the quiz!

Explanation:

User Marlo Guthrie
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Answer:

The minimum value of y is -7

Explanation:

Given:
y=-1+6\cos((2\pi)/(7)(x-5))

We are given a cosine function.

We need to find minimum value of function.


y=-1+6\cos((2\pi)/(7)(x-5))

Here y is depends on cosine function.

y is minimum when cosine is minimum because y is directly proportional to cosine function.

Minimum value of cos x is -1

Therefore, For minium value of y


\cos((2\pi)/(7)(x-5))=-1

Minimum value of y


y=-1+6(-1)


y=-7

Hence, The minimum value of y is -7

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