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If I'm graphing sin, and have X, and am now performing (3/4X) does that mean I do the opposite and divide 3/4 by X?
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Not sure what your question is. Do you mean that you've graphed y=sin(x) and now you want to graph y=sin(3/4x)?
i have to graph \[y=2\sin (\left(\begin{matrix}3 \\ 4\end{matrix}\right)\] having X inside and next to the fraction
i have x, but now need to perform (3/4X)
Ah, ok. Given \[y=2sin(\frac{3}{4}x)\] The period is \[T=\frac{2\pi}{3/4}\]
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