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Write the equation of a sine curve, with smallest possible phase shift, if it has a maximum at (pi/12, 13) and the nearest minimum to the right at (7pi/12, 3). Calculate or explain each variable in the general equation y=asin(b(x-c))+d The answer is y=5sin2(x+pi/6)+8

how to figure out the phase shift and period, without having to graph it.

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