how to draw y=x^2 graph i know how the shape looks like but how to know y=sinx graph looks like
is there formula and shapes for them cause in my text book it doesnt explain
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
first derivative gives you the nature .. increasing, decreasing or an extrema
can u do an example if u dont mind
yes. take y=sin(x) 1. we know it repeats every "pi" 2. so, I'll limit myself to 0<=x<=pi
correction, period is "2*pi"
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
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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