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OpenStudy (anonymous):

how to draw y=x^2 graph i know how the shape looks like but how to know y=sinx graph looks like

OpenStudy (anonymous):

is there formula and shapes for them cause in my text book it doesnt explain

OpenStudy (anonymous):

first, know its period.. it repeats every "pi" so, then find its intercepts with X and y axes then use first derivative to know its peaks and increasing and decreasing natures. DONE

OpenStudy (anonymous):

first derivative gives you the nature .. increasing, decreasing or an extrema

OpenStudy (anonymous):

can u do an example if u dont mind

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yes. take y=sin(x) 1. we know it repeats every "pi" 2. so, I'll limit myself to 0<=x<=pi

OpenStudy (anonymous):

correction, period is "2*pi"

OpenStudy (anonymous):

3. y-intercept. when x=0, y=0... so, passes through origin 4. x-intercept, when y=0, x=0, pi,2*pi,3*pi... n*pi where n is any integer

OpenStudy (anonymous):

5. what happens to y when 0<=x<=pi we know sin(x) can never go beyond 1 and this happens for x=pi/2 and from step 3, we know it starts at (0,0) so, we conclude, it increases continuously from 0 to pi/2 6. now, it cannot go any higher and must start coming down to "0" at x="pi" (step 4)

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