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Find the Phase Shift of the Function y=−3cos⁡(4x+π)y = - 3 \cos ( 4 x + \pi )

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Find the phase shift of the function.
- y=−3cos⁡(4x+π) y = - 3 \cos ( 4 x + \pi )


A) 3π3 \pi units to the right
B) π4\frac { \pi } { 4 } units to the left
C) 4π4 \pi units to the right
D) π3\frac { \pi } { 3 } units to the left

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