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find the amplitude of y= -4 sin (3x + pie). find the period of y= 3csc...

find the amplitude of y= -4 sin (3x + pie).
find the period of y= 3csc 2/3 x
find the phase shift of the function y= -5 sin (2x - pie/2)
find the exact value of the real number y. Use radian measure y= csc^-1 (2).
give the degree measure of theta use trig chart. theta = cos ^-1 (square root 2/2)
use a calculator to give the value in degrees. sin^-1 (-0.4848)
use a calculator to give the real number value ( radian measure, decimal form)
tan^-1 (0.7002)
Evaluate the expression. Use your knowledge of the domain/ range of inverse functions
cos^-1 (cos 7 pie/6)
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