Question

graph sin(2x- pi/3)

Answer 1

greetings mr...

Answer 2

pitamar, yeah!!!!!!!

Answer 3

Do you just want the graph?
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=sin%282x-+pi%2F3%29&dataset=
Or a guideline how to graph it yourself?

Answer 4

guideline please

Answer 5

is that ok, pitamar?

Answer 6

any tips, ulquorria?

Answer 7

ahh, he left

Answer 8

do you know how to the graph of sin(x) look like?

Answer 9

yes

Answer 10

Was about to ask hehe

Answer 11

How about sin(2x)?

Answer 12

would sin(2x) have a point at ( negative pi over 4/negative 1)?

Answer 13

\(\bf sin\left(2x\color{red}{-\cfrac{\pi}{3}}\right)\qquad \textit{horizontal shift by }\quad \color{red}{\cfrac{\pi}{3}}\quad \textit{to the right}\)

Answer 14

so

Answer 15

how would that work?

Answer 16

gtg

Answer 17

could I pick up on this later on?

Answer 18

\(\bf sin\left(\color{red}{2}x-\frac{\pi}{3}\right)\qquad \textit{original period changed by factor of}\quad 2\\ \quad \\
\textit{original period is}\quad 2\pi\quad \textit{for sine function, the new period for this one will be}\\ \quad \\
\cfrac{2\pi}{\color{red}{2}}\)

Answer 19

pi

Answer 20

ok, ty

Answer 21

I'll see you guys later

Answer 22

gotta to go

Answer 23

yw

Answer 24

could someone help me graph this?

Answer 25

Wasn't Jdoe's explaination clear enough?