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    Consider a trig function such as: y = A cos (bx - c)

    Thanks! Had to play around with it for a bit!
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    Consider a trig function such as: y = A cos (bx - c)

    Consider a trig function such as: y = A cos (bx - c) For the phase shift, we would use (-c/b); which aligns with the original function equation and makes sense to me. But in the case of a trig function such as: y = A cos (-bx + c) For the phase shift, we would use (+c/-b); which would...
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    Solving Trig/Algebra Questions: Finding the Missing Factor -√2/2

    Hello, All, I am unclear what my oversight is on this one -- supposed to be getting -√2 as the answer on these practice worksheets, however I keep getting -√2/2. Where is the factor? Thank you for your guidance (cos^2 ∏) / (sin 5∏/4) (-1)^2 / (-√2/2) (1) * (-2/√2) (-2/√2) *...
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    What Does 'pi/2 <t <pi' Mean in Trig Verbiage?

    Got it, thank you very much. Regards, mk
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    What Does 'pi/2 <t <pi' Mean in Trig Verbiage?

    Hello Pythagorean, Is it basically just identifying its position on a coordinate plane? i.e. Q2 in this case? Regards, mk
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    What Does 'pi/2 <t <pi' Mean in Trig Verbiage?

    Hello, In a trig verbiage such as "if cos t = -8/17 and pi/2 <t <pi" could someone please provide an alternate way of interpreting "and pi/2 <1 <pi"? I don't understand what is trying to be said with this portion. Any alternate interpretations would be wonderful. Thank you for your...
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