Asked by BlueBerry77
                Sinusoidal means looking like a basic sine graph. By how many degrees do you have to shift sin x = y to the right to make it look like the graph of cos x = y? (Enter only the number of degrees.)
            
            
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                    Answered by
            BlueBerry77
            
    90
    
                    Answered by
            BlueBerry77
            
    Select all the true statements about the graphs of these two functions. 
•h(x) = sin (x + ð/4)
•h(x) = cos (x - ð/4)
Ans:The sine function is shifted to the left by ð/4, while the cosine function is shifted to the right by ð/4.
 
The graphs of these two functions coincide.
    
•h(x) = sin (x + ð/4)
•h(x) = cos (x - ð/4)
Ans:The sine function is shifted to the left by ð/4, while the cosine function is shifted to the right by ð/4.
The graphs of these two functions coincide.
                    Answered by
            Reiny
            
    correct
    
                    Answered by
            jon
            
    21
    
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