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Unit 6 Assessment: Sinusoidal Functions
This assessment is designed for 75 minutes.
PART A: Knowledge- Multiple Choice
PART B: Application
1. Graph y = 2 sin (2x -90°)+ 1. Show your work. (Graph one complete cycle labelling all major points)
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