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What is the horizontal shift as well as the horizontal stretch/shrink of the function t(x)=4 cos((pi/12)x)+8?

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Step-by-step explanation:

We were given the function:


t\left(x\right)=4cos\left(\left((\pi)/(12)\right)x\right)+8

Graphically:

We are to determine its horizontal shift & its stretch/shrink. This is shown below:

Horizontal Shift:


\begin{gathered} \text{From the general form of the sinusoidal function, we have:} \\ y=A\cos[B(x-C)]+D \\ where: \\ A=amplitude \\ (2\pi)/(B)=period \\ C=Phase(horizontal)\text{ }shift \\ D=Vertical\text{ }shift \end{gathered}

Comparing the general form with the function given unto us, we have:


C=0

There is no horizontal shift

Horizontal stretch/shrink:

If we have:

What is the horizontal shift as well as the horizontal stretch/shrink of the function-example-1
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