Alright somehow I get funky answers for this problem. I might post a picture of the problem if people are unable to answer.

There is a sin graph that I need to fit an equation to. Here are 3 points to help out in finding the equation. Graph these points out on a piece of paper if that will help. There is (0,-3.5) ( Pi/3,1) (5pi/6,-5) Alright somehow I get funky answers for this problem. I might post a picture of the problem if people are unable to answer.

There is a sin graph that I need to fit an equation to. Here are 3 points to help out in finding the equation. Graph these points out on a piece of paper if that will help. There is (0,-3.5) ( Pi/3,1) (5pi/6,-5) @Writing

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Alright somehow I get funky answers for this problem. I might post a picture of the problem if people are unable to answer.

There is a sin graph that I need to fit an equation to. Here are 3 points to help out in finding the equation. Graph these points out on a piece of paper if that will help. There is (0,-3.5) ( Pi/3,1) (5pi/6,-5) Alright somehow I get funky answers for this problem. I might post a picture of the problem if people are unable to answer.

There is a sin graph that I need to fit an equation to. Here are 3 points to help out in finding the equation. Graph these points out on a piece of paper if that will help. There is (0,-3.5) ( Pi/3,1) (5pi/6,-5) @Writing

anonymous · Answer

(pi/3,1) is a maximum (5pi/6,-5) is the minimum

anonymous · Answer

>.> I wish i could give medal out but...

anonymous · Answer

Alright figured it out.
Equation: y=3sin(2x-pi/6)-2
If anybody wants to repeat the answer I can give the medals.