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| OK, for example y=csc(x+pi/2), amplitude is 1, period is 2pi, phase shift is -pi/2, vertical shift is none, start is -pi/2, the end is 3pi/2, and increments is pi/2 | |
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| Ok, i got it now... how do i graph the secant and cosecant? | |
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| You graph the cosecant by using y=cscx and the identity of cscx=1/sin and sinx=0, the cosecant function is undefined. It's graph has vertical asymptotes. | |
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| What are the properties of cscx? | |
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| First you have the domain which is x, then you have the range, now the period and you have the vertical asymptotes. | |
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| Alright thanks, you broke it down perfectly for me! I have one more question for you, what is a trigonometric identity? | |
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