Which function is a translation of y = sin θ that is image units up and image units to the left?

a. image

b. image

c. image

d.image

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y=sin(θ)=0 when θ=0, which is the same as θ=-π/2 for y=sin(θ+π/2) because -π/2+π/2=0. The graph crosses the x-axis π/2 units further to the left.

y=sin(θ+π/2)+π/3 lifts the y value π/3 units up. So answer option b applies.

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