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Write the equation for the function based on the graph. (1 point) Responses y=cosx y=cosx y = cos(x) −2 y = cos(x) −2 y = sin(x) −1 y = sin(x) −1 y = cos(x) −1
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The equation for the function based on the graph is:
y = cos(x) - 1
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