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How to find the amplitude? y=1/3sin(6θ−7π/4)−5
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\[y=\frac{ 1 }{ 3 } \sin(6θ−\frac{ 7\pi }{ 4 })−5\]
amplitude = 1/3 the number in front of trig function
The -5 at the end doesn't change anything?
that just moves the graph 5 units down
Yeah exactly, wouldn't that change how high the graph is going up then, hence changing the amplitude?
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no it will not. standing on a platform does not make you taller, but a sense of what is tall.
amplitude is how high or low the graph is going with respect to its starting point.
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