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OpenStudy (anonymous):

agdgdgdgwngo , Please! help http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/813/page372.jpg/ number 1,2 ty

OpenStudy (anonymous):

1) \[y=4sin2\theta\] assumes maximum when \[sin2\theta = 1\] therefore \[y_{max} = 4\] So, a possible sine function that has a greater maximum value could be \[y = 4.1 \cdot sin \theta\] which has maximum value 4.1 2) When you multiply a function by (-1), you can see it as a rotation (reflection) around x-axis. So, \[3sin\theta\] and \[-3sin\theta\] are symmetric in relation to the x-axis. (E.g.: this figure is symmetric in relation to the y-axis: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Simetria-reflexion.svg )

OpenStudy (anonymous):

so 4sin2theta has a maximum value of 4, because the maximum value of sin2theta = 1 so i think y=6sin2theta has a greater maximum value that y=4sin2theta i think the 2nd one has the crests and the troughs at the troughs and the crests of the 1st. they are additive inverses, i think. but i don't know the scientific name

OpenStudy (anonymous):

tahnk all your guy,can you help me number 2)?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I also answered number 2. Read above. ⇧

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