How to predict a COSY NMR spectra for an AMX spin system?
An AMX spin system represents three nuclei coupled to each other, with their signals separated by a large chemical shifts compared to the coupling between them (such that $\Delta \delta &gt;&gt; 3J$). This system is said to be first-order, and the A, M and X signals are each a doublet of doublets, and the couplings can be extracted by inspection.

The simple COSY spectrum of this will show the three core signals along the diagonal, with cross peaks appearing for all signals ie each signal will have two cross peaks. Below is a (very basic) schematic for an AMX COSY.



The appearance of the cross peaks will depend on the type of COSY experiment you are running, such as a COSY-45 or COSY-dqf etc, but this should give you the general picture for what you are asking.