Question

DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO GRAPH THIS PLZ!!
y= sin(x-pi/4)

Answer 1

\[y=\sin (x-\pi/4)\]

Answer 2

> Wolfram|Alpha <

Answer 3

i know that graphs it for you but i need to know how to graph it by hand, thanks anyway @Blitzkrieg

Answer 4

Alright. There is a specific form.
\[y = a \sin (bx - c) + d\]Amplitude = |a|
Period = 2π/b
Phase Shift = -/b
Vertical Shift = d

Answer 5

Do you know a sin graphs normally?

Answer 6

*what a sin graph looks like

Answer 7

yes a wave

Answer 8

Alright. Here's what a sin graph looks like normally. Remember that it normally has an amplitude of 1, period of 2π, and goes through the origin.