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1) What is the period of y = sin((5/2)x- π)?

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Trig graphs aren’t just abstract curves — they’re tools for modeling real cycles and patterns. In this quiz, you’ll work with applied problems involving amplitude, period, midline, and phase shifts. From exact values to descriptive ranges, you’ll connect the equations to the behavior of the graphs. Take this quiz to... see moresee how all the pieces come together in real problem-solving.
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2) What is the period of y = cos(0.75x)?

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3) What is the period of y = tan(√3 x)?

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4) What is the period of y = cot(x/7)?

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5) What is the period of y = sec(πx)?

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6) What is the period of y = csc(x/9)?

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7) What is the amplitude of y = -4.2 cos(x + 1)?

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8) What is the amplitude of y = (3/5) sin(2x - π)?

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9) What is the midline of y = -7 sin(x) + 9?

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10) What is the midline of y = 2 cos(x - 2) - 5?

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11) Which function has no amplitude?

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12) What is the range of y = 6 cos(x) - 1?

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13) What is the range of y = -3 csc(x) + 2?

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14) The vertical asymptotes of y = csc(x + π/6) occur at

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15) What is the phase shift of y = cos(2x - π/3)?

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16) Which equation matches amplitude 5, period π, midline y = -2, and a maximum at x = 0?

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17) Which equation matches a sine graph with amplitude 3, period 4π, and midline y = 0?

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18) What is the domain of y = csc(2x)?

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19) What is the period of y = sec(2.5x - π)?

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20) Which cosine function has amplitude 1, period 2π, and is reflected across the x-axis?

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What is the period of y = sin((5/2)x- π)?
What is the period of y = cos(0.75x)?
What is the period of y = tan(√3 x)?
What is the period of y = cot(x/7)?
What is the period of y = sec(πx)?
What is the period of y = csc(x/9)?
What is the amplitude of y = -4.2 cos(x + 1)?
What is the amplitude of y = (3/5) sin(2x - π)?
What is the midline of y = -7 sin(x) + 9?
What is the midline of y = 2 cos(x - 2) - 5?
Which function has no amplitude?
What is the range of y = 6 cos(x) - 1?
What is the range of y = -3 csc(x) + 2?
The vertical asymptotes of y = csc(x + π/6) occur at
What is the phase shift of y = cos(2x - π/3)?
Which equation matches amplitude 5, period π, midline y = -2, and a...
Which equation matches a sine graph with amplitude 3, period 4π, and...
What is the domain of y = csc(2x)?
What is the period of y = sec(2.5x - π)?
Which cosine function has amplitude 1, period 2π, and is reflected...
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