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Find an equation for a sinusoidal function that has period
​π/3, amplitude 1, and contains the point (-25​π/12, -2)
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oobleck
since y = -cos(x) achieves its minimum value at x=0, I think the easiest function is just
y = -1 - cos(6(x + 25π/12))
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