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Find the period of the function y = 2∕3 cos(4∕7x) + 2.A) 7∕4πB) 4∕7πC) 7∕2πD) 3π

Find the period of the function y = 2∕3 cos(4∕7x) + 2.A) 7∕4πB) 4∕7πC) 7∕2πD) 3π-example-1
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Given:

The function is,


y=(2)/(3)\cos ((4)/(7)x)+2

Step-by-step explanation:

The period of cosine function y = Acos (Bx+C) + D is,


\text{Period}=(2\pi)/(B)

For the given function B = 4/7. So period of the function is,


\begin{gathered} \text{Period=}(2\pi)/((4)/(7)) \\ =2\pi\cdot(7)/(4) \\ =(7\pi)/(2) \\ =(7)/(2)\pi \end{gathered}

So option C is correct.

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