Answer
The answer is $y=\cos(x-3)+4$.
Work Step by Step
The maximum of $y=\cos x$ occurs at $(x,y)=(0,1)$. The parametric equation of $y=\cos x$ is $c(t)=(t,\cos t)$.
To translate the maximum of $c(t)$ at $(0,1)$ to $(3,5)$ is to move the parametric curve horizontally 3 units and vertically 4 units. So we replace $c(t)=(t,\cos t)$ by $c(t)=(3+t,4+\cos t)$.
So, the coordinates of the translated curve are $x=t+3$ and $y=\cos t+4$.
Solving for $t$ from $x$ we get $t=x-3$. Substituting $t$ into $y$ gives $y=\cos(x-3)+4$.
