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Answer:
g(x) = -cos x - 2
Step-by-step explanation:
g(x) = -cos x - 2
The - before the cos reflects it in the x -axis and the - 2 moves it 2 units down.
The g(x) is a reflection of the f(x) then the trigonometric function will be negative but intersect each other then subtract 2. Then g(x) will be [tex]\rm g(x) = -cosx - 2[/tex]
What is trigonometry function?
Trigonometry functions are function that repeats themselves after a certain interval of time.
Given
The function f(x) is a cosine function.
[tex]\rm f(x) = cos\ x[/tex]
If the g(x) is a reflection of the f(x) then the trigonometric function will be negative.
[tex]\rm g(x) = -cos\ x[/tex]
But f(x) and g(x) will intersect each other hence we subtract 2 from the g(x).
Then
[tex]\rm g(x) = -cos\ (x) - 2[/tex]
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