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Find a, b, and h so that f(x) = asin(b(x-h). round to two decimals if needed, f(x)= 2sinpix + 3cospix
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Start with this: \(\sqrt{2^{2} + 3^{2}}\)
4+9? 13.
You lost the square root. \(a = \sqrt{13}\)
oh! thank you!!
See where the 2 and 3 came from?
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yeah, the 2sin and the 3cos
Yup. Coefficients of the two individual functions. This works ONLY if they have the same period and phase shift. Speaking ofr same "Period", the resulting function must have the same period, so \(b = \pi\).
Well, the lasst piece you'll need is atan(3/2). Good luck!
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