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Find the amplitude, period, and phase-shift. Use this information to graph the function over a full...

Find the amplitude, period, and phase-shift. Use this information to graph the function over a full period. Label all maxima, minima, and zeros of the function.

b) f(x) = – Tan(4x)

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