SOLUTION: Find the phase shift of y= sin(theta - 3pi/4) a. 3pi/4 b. -3pi/4 c. 4pi/3 d. -4pi/3

SOLUTION: Find the phase shift of y= sin(theta - 3pi/4) a. 3pi/4 b. -3pi/4 c. 4pi/3 d. -4pi/3

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Question 343983: Find the phase shift of y= sin(theta - 3pi/4)
a. 3pi/4
b. -3pi/4
c. 4pi/3
d. -4pi/3
Answer by Jk22(389) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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