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HELP what is the phase shift of 3sin(x/2 + pi)
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pi
I guess
how did you get that??
see pi inside sine function
yes..
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that's called phase shift
or phase change
the phase shift...isnt its -c/b so wouldnt it be -pi/1??
Asin(Bx - C) phase shift = C/B
wait...istn it -C/B
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yes you're right ! for, Asin(Bx + C) phase shift = -C/B
3sin(x/2 + pi) here B = 1/2, C = pi just plugin :)
okay so since its 3sin(x/2 + pi)
1/2 / pi?
oh other way around i meant!
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-C/B = -pi/1/2 = -2pi
yes!! thank you!!
np.. just remember that, since coefficient of x is a fraction, here, its period is more. and hence phase difference also will be more than the the constant term(pi here)
.33 i think
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