What is the horizontal shift of y = cos(0 – ³7) + 3?4A. noneOB.-37OC. 3rD. 3Reset Selection

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$y=cos(\theta-(3\pi)/(4))+3$

The horizontal shift will be the term that is subtracting the angle, in this case: -3pi/4= B .

Pate answered Apr 10, 2023

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