3-1 (Part 2) Practice

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Fill in the blanks to write a cosine function with an amplitude of 2 and a period of 1 pi.:

f(x) = cos( x)

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Fill in the blanks to write a cosine function with an amplitude of 2 and a period of 1 pi.:

f(x) = cos( x)

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Fill in the blanks to write a cosine function with an amplitude of 1 and a period of 3.:

f(x) = cos( x)

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Fill in the blanks to write a cosine function with an amplitude of pi/2 and a period of pi/6:

f(x) = cos( x)

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Fill in the blanks to write a sine function that would model the image (if a blank should be empty write "none"):

f(x) = sin (x )

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Fill in the blanks to write a cosine function that would model the image (if a blank should be empty write "none"):

f(x) = cos (x )

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Fill in the blanks to write a sine function that would model the image (if a blank should be empty write "none"):

f(x) = sin (x )

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Fill in the blanks to write a cosine function that would model the image (if a blank should be empty write "none"):

f(x) = cos (x )

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Fill in the blanks to write a sine function that would model the image (if a blank should be empty write "none"):

f(x) = sin (x )

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Fill in the blanks to write a cosine function that would model the image (if a blank should be empty write "none"):

f(x) = cos (x )

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Fill in the blanks to write a sine function that would model the image (if a blank should be empty write "none"):

f(x) = sin (x )

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Fill in the blanks to write a cosine function that would model the image (if a blank should be empty write "none"):

f(x) = cos (x )

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What is one solution to the equation over the interval from 0 to 2pi?

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What is a second solution to the equation over the interval from 0 to 2pi?

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What is a third solution to the equation over the interval from 0 to 2pi?

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What is the last solution to the equation over the interval from 0 to 2pi?

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What is one solution to the equation over the interval from 0 to 2pi? (Round to the nearest hundredth)

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What is the other solution to the equation over the interval from 0 to 2pi? (Round to the nearest hundredth)

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What is the solution to the equation over the interval from 0 to 2pi? (Round to the nearest hundredth)

Fill in the blanks to write a cosine function with an amplitude of 1 and a period of 3.:

f(x) = cos( x)

Fill in the blanks to write a cosine function with an amplitude of pi/2 and a period of pi/6:

f(x) = cos( x)

Fill in the blanks to write a sine function that would model the image (if a blank should be empty write "none"):

f(x) = sin (x )

Fill in the blanks to write a cosine function that would model the image (if a blank should be empty write "none"):

f(x) = cos (x )

Fill in the blanks to write a sine function that would model the image (if a blank should be empty write "none"):

f(x) = sin (x )

Fill in the blanks to write a cosine function that would model the image (if a blank should be empty write "none"):

f(x) = cos (x )

Fill in the blanks to write a sine function that would model the image (if a blank should be empty write "none"):

f(x) = sin (x )

Fill in the blanks to write a cosine function that would model the image (if a blank should be empty write "none"):

f(x) = cos (x )

Fill in the blanks to write a sine function that would model the image (if a blank should be empty write "none"):

f(x) = sin (x )

Fill in the blanks to write a cosine function that would model the image (if a blank should be empty write "none"):

f(x) = cos (x )