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Find the amplitude, phase shift, and period of the function. Give the exact values, not decimal approximations.y= -1+3cos(2x+pi/3)

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The parts of a trigonometric function are:


y=A\sin(Bx+C)+D

Where:

A= Amplitude

2PI/B= Period

C= Phase

D= Shift

You have:


y=3\cos(2x+(\pi)/(3))-1

So

Amplitude= 3

Phase= π/3

Shift= -1

And the period:


P=(2\pi)/(B)=(2\pi)/(2)=\pi

The period = pi

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