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How to find the sine equation?
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I've tried about 20 times. It's based on that info...
No, not like that.
I mean it's 4sin (b+c)
period = 2pi/b You need a period of pi so what should b =?
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yes, you already have amplitude down, so we need phase shift
So how do we do that? I thought it was pi/4 but it's not taking that. It won't take pi/8 either
-c/b= phase shift
"Write the equation in the form y = a sin(bx + c) for a > 0, b > 0, and the least positive real number c." if it makes it any clearer
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