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well they both look like tan functions... you just need to find the period value with tan the period is \[period = \frac{\pi}{b}\] this is the distance needed to complete a cycle of the graph... you can read off the period by looking at the distance between the vertical asymptotes... this will help you find b then the equation is y = tan(bx)
Start with the first function - what is its period.
I don't understand how to find the period
Find the distance from one asymptote to another.
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^for a tangent graph. For sine or cosine, the period will be twice the distance from one asymptote to another.
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