Graph the function in the interval from 0 to 2p.

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explainitlikeimfive · Answer

$$y = \sin (\theta-2) $$

explainitlikeimfive · Answer

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explainitlikeimfive · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

y=sin(x-a) 

A shift of the sine graph a units to the right

anonymous · Answer

y=sin(x+a)
A shift of the sine graph a units to the left

anonymous · Answer

y=sin(x)+a
A shift of the sine grpah a units up

y=sin(x)-a
A shift of the sine graph a units down

explainitlikeimfive · Answer

From what I understand, I would pick C.

ganeshie8 · Answer

y=sin(x-2)
shifts right by 2 units

ganeshie8 · Answer

strike off A and C
cuz they have graphs shifted UP/DOWN

ganeshie8 · Answer

your answer is either B or D

explainitlikeimfive · Answer

I choose B.

ganeshie8 · Answer

thats correct ! but why, do u have a reason ? :)

explainitlikeimfive · Answer

Process of Elimination

ganeshie8 · Answer

why did u eliminate D

anonymous · Answer

Yep, these graphs look funny, the best way to determine it is to just plug in something like pi and see where it lands you on the grpah which is like sin(pi-2)=.9093 APPROX SO FIND ONE WHERE IT WAS

explainitlikeimfive · Answer

I answered D orginally, and it was wrong.

ganeshie8 · Answer

lol that surely is a good reason :)

explainitlikeimfive · Answer

Thanks to all.

anonymous · Answer

sorry my caps come on anmd off lol

explainitlikeimfive · Answer

I was wondering why you were yelling

ganeshie8 · Answer

as doulikepie says, just put $\theta = 0$,
then $\sin (0 -2) = \sin (-2) $ = negative number
since D has positive when $\theta = 0$, we eliminate D

explainitlikeimfive · Answer

First come first served on medals. @doulikepiecauseidont

ganeshie8 · Answer

lol

anonymous · Answer

haha