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The transformations applied to F(x) is a vertical shift of 2 and a phase shift of π/2.
What are transformations?
When a function is transformed, the graph's curve either "moves to the left/right/up/down," "expands or compresses," or "reflects."
Function transformations are highly useful for graphing functions without having to start from scratch because they allow you to move, extend, compress, or reflect the curve.
The graph of the parent function is either "moved," "resized," or "reflected" by a function transformation. The three primary categories of function transformations are as follows:Translation,Dilation and Reflection.
The given function F(x)=cos x is transformed to G(x)=2-sin x, by applying a vertical shift of 2 units upwards and a phase shift of π/2.
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