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What is the phase shift of y = –csc(3x − π)?

What is the phase shift of y = –csc(3x − π)?
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What is the phase shift of y = –csc(3x − π)?

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-\csc(3x-\pi)=-\csc\left(3\left(x-\frac\pi3\right)\right)

which means the phase shift is
\frac\pi3
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