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  • Y=sin (x+π/6) Y=2sin (x+π/6) f (x) = cos (x + π / 6) f (x) = 2cos (x + π / 6)

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    This document contains trigonometric functions with phase shifts of pi/6 or pi/4 radians. Several functions are given for y=sin(x+/-pi/6), y=cos(x+/-pi/6), f(x)=cos(x+pi/6), and one for y=cos(x-pi/4), with some being multiplied by a constant factor of 2 or 3.

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    This document contains trigonometric functions with phase shifts of pi/6 or pi/4 radians. Several functions are given for y=sin(x+/-pi/6), y=cos(x+/-pi/6), f(x)=cos(x+pi/6), and one for y=cos(x-pi/4), with some being multiplied by a constant factor of 2 or 3.

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    Y=sin (x+π/6) Y=2sin (x+π/6) f (x) = cos (x + π / 6) f (x) = 2cos (x + π / 6)

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    This document contains trigonometric functions with phase shifts of pi/6 or pi/4 radians. Several functions are given for y=sin(x+/-pi/6), y=cos(x+/-pi/6), f(x)=cos(x+pi/6), and one for y=cos(x-pi/4), with some being multiplied by a constant factor of 2 or 3.

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    Y=sin(x+π/6) f(x) = cos(x + π / 6)

    Y=2sin(x+π/6) f(x) = 2cos(x + π / 6)

    f(x) =3 cos(x + π / 6) Y=sin(x-π/6)


    Y=2sin(x-π/6)

    Y=cos(x-π/6) Y=cos(x-π/4)
    Y=2cos (x-π/6)

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