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What is the phase shift of y=-csc(3x-pi)

What is the phase shift of y=-csc(3x-pi)
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What is the phase shift of y=-csc(3x-pi)

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phase shift for
y = csc a(bx - c) + d = c / b

here b = 3 and c = pi so our phase shift is pi/3
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