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Would the range of y=2sin(2x+(pi/3)) be [-2,2]? Thanks in advanced.
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sin range is from [-1,1] so multiply by 2 [-2,2] it would have been lil tricky if you would have asked domain
no ishaan domain is all real numbers.... i believe.. principle domain would have been tough
yeah thats what i meant
And the period is pi..?
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its 2pie/2 as it is 2x
No period for normal sin function 2pi
I think it doesn't matter what your domain is sin values will get repeated only after 2pi not before that..................... right?
the principle period or the shortest period other than 0 is pie......
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