5. Below shows the graph of y=cos x , where -2 π
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Below shows the graph of
y=cos x
, where -2 π<x<2π.
2
-2n
-3n2
-n/2
π/2
Зп// 2
2n
-1
-2-
-3
A function y=g(x) is formed from
y=cos x by the following transformations
(I)
(II)
(III)
g(x) in terms of cos x
a translation to the left by 2 T units;
a horizontal stretch by a factor of 2;
a vertical stretch by a factor of 1.5
(a)
(b)
Express
Sketch y=g(x) for -2x<x<2n on the graph above.
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