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Four sinusoidal graphs are given. Student should select the one which is sine and cosine.

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$y=\\sin(x)$

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$y=\\cos(x)$

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Neither

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Match the graph with its function.

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{plot(1,1,1,1)}

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{plot(2,1,1,1)}

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{plot(3,1,1,1)}

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{plot(4,1,1,1)}

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See Lecture 6.3 for sketches of sine and cosine graph.

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