How to graph this equation

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VLD [36.1K]2 years ago

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Graph the trigonometric function using the amplitude,period,phase shift and vertical shift.
Vertical Asymptotes:x=pi/6 =pi n/2 where n is an integer
Amplitude is none
period is pi/2
phase shift is pi/6 to the right
vertical shift is 0

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