Trig help
@Mertsj
For a I got period is pi/2 and amplitude is 2, is that right?
yes! correct
I need help with part b then.
what do you think the answer for either max or zeros are?
I have no idea :P
hehe :P. well its a function of theta and it's equal to y. the function takes the values from y = -2 and y = +2 [which is the amplitude of this sinusoidal function]
so the maximum value it can have is y = 2 and the minimum value is y = -2. and since it's a sinusoidal function, it repeats itself periodically. (every pi/2 radians as you stated in part a)
can you tell from the graph for which values of theta the function takes y = -2 y = 0 or y = 2?
ummm I'm not really sure how to answer that question? I see it on the graph but how do I name the spots?
Do I name places on the x-axis or something?
yes you do
So maximum values= 0, pi/2, pi, 3pi/2, 2pi?
@Euler271
yes :). notice that value. or any other value on that function repeats every (pi/2) the period] this can simplify and help to double-check the other two
Wait, what is the standard form for answering this question? Would I put like x=0, pi/2,pi, 3pi/2, 2pi or what?
yes
lol ok thanks
Wait, how do I find the zeros? It's a little hard to tell from looking at the graph what the values are?
@Euler271
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