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Identify the amplitude, phase shift, period. y=sin(pi x+pi/2)
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also if you could please sketch a quick graph for me thanks!
Amplitude is 1, phase shift is pi/2 i forgot how to do period
How you get that ? please explain
f(x)=asin(kx-d) a=amplitude so in this case a=1 now the period = 2pi/k k=pi so its 2pi/pi=2 so our period is 2 phase shift is our d d= -pi/2 which is a horisontal translation of pi/2 degrees to the left
the standard equation is y=Asin(xtheta + k) where A is the amplitude, x is the period and k is the phase shift
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should be - k sorry but yeah what sam wrote down
So the standard equation is y=Asin(xtheta - k) right ?
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