Answer:
p = 2
q = -1
k = -1
Step-by-step explanation:
Cosine functions always start above or below 0. So, the one that starts at (0, 1) is f(x) = (p)cosx + q. Sine functions always start at 0. So, the one that starts at (0, 0) is g(x) = (k)sinx.
Using the help image attached, we know that:
p and k = amplitude (top to midline)
- Negative when cosx/sinx starts at the bottom
q = vertical shift (movement of midline)
For f(x) = (p)cosx + q:
p = 2
q = -1
For g(x) = (k)sinx:
k = -1
Hope this helps!
