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Mathematics, 07.06.2021 05:20 trent1002brown

Y = 4cos pi * x + 3 It’s asking me for the function’s transformations I already have vertical stretch and and horizontal shrink there is one last one and the options are:

Translation right 3
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Translation down 3
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Translation up 3
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Translation left 3

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