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Which graph represents a phase shift of pi/2 units right for the graph of y = COS X? A. y = csc x B. y = sin x C. y = cos(x+pi/2) D. y = sec x​
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Which graph represents a phase shift of pi/2 units right for the graph of

y = COS X?
A. y = csc x
B. y = sin x
C. y = cos(x+pi/2)
D. y = sec x​

User Maxim Gritsenko
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Answer:

B. y = sin x

Explanation:

User Harsha Kakumanu
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Answer is B y = sin x
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