Sec5.3#23 19–32 - Amplitude and Period Find the amplitude and periodof the function, and sketch its graph.19. у20. y = – sin 2x= cos 2x21.22. y = cos 4TXy:-sin 3x-23. у — — 2 cos 3пх24. y = -3 sin 6x

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19–32 - Amplitude and Period Find the amplitude and period of the function, and sketch its graph. 19. у = cos 2x 20. y = – sin 2x 21. у -sin 3x 22. y = cos 47TX - 23. у 3 — 2 cos 3пх 24. у 3D —3 sin бx

19–32 - Amplitude and Period Find the amplitude and period of the function, and sketch its graph. 19. у = cos 2x 20. y = – sin 2x 21. у -sin 3x 22. y = cos 47TX - 23. у 3 — 2 cos 3пх 24. у 3D —3 sin бx

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