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What is the graphed version of f(x)= 5cos ?
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What is the graphed version of f(x)= 5cos ?

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Explanation:

it follows the same structure on the x-axis as cosine, but the curve is stretched up an down to reach values between -5 and +5 instead of between -1 and +1

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