SOLUTION: Describe the phase shift of the function and graph it. Y=2sin(x-pi/2)+7 Phase shift=right pi/2 radians What does the graph look like?

SOLUTION: Describe the phase shift of the function and graph it. Y=2sin(x-pi/2)+7 Phase shift=right pi/2 radians What does the graph look like?

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Question 189007This question is from textbook saxon algebra 2
: Describe the phase shift of the function and graph it.
Y=2sin(x-pi/2)+7
Phase shift=right pi/2 radians
What does the graph look like? This question is from textbook saxon algebra 2

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