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Given the function
y= 4cos(2x+90degrees)-3, Find the value of y when x =30 degrees.
12 years ago

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Steve
just plug it in:

y = 4cos(2(30)+90)-3
= 4cos(150)-3
= 4(-cos(30))-3
= 4(-√3/2)-3
= -2√3 - 3
12 years ago

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