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The graph of y=kcos(8x)

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The x coordinate of point A that is shown on the graph is 3π/16.

How to explain the graph?

From the information given, y = kcos(8x). Also, the axis of symmetry is given as kx.

Therefore, the x coordinate will be:

= π/8 + π/16

The LCM of 8 as 16 is 16.

= 2π/16 + π/16

= 3π/16

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