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26 March, 18:42

What is the minimum y value on the graph of y=cosx+5

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  1. 26 March, 20:28
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    We can look at this graph y=cosx+5 as a translated graph. This is the same as the standard graph y=cosx being shifted 5 units upward.

    The function y=cosx has the minimum y value of - 1, meaning the smallest number the graph can have on the y axis is - 1. Adding 5 to - 1, we have 4.

    Therefore, the minimum y value of y=cosx+5 is y=4.
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