Match the graph with the correct equation.

A. y = cos 3x cos (-2) - sin 3x sin (-2)
B. y = sin 3x cos (-2) + cos 3x sin (-2)
C. y = cos 3x cos (-2) + sin 3x sin (-2)
D. y = sin 3x cos (-2) - cos 3x sin (-2)


Answer: C

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