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compare the period of y=1.5sin(4x) to the period of y=sin x
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Do you know what the period of sin(x) is?
@CliffSedge is it 2pi?
Yes, sine and cosine both have a period of 2π. If you multiply x in the sine (or cosine) function by a number, it changes the period.
That 4 in sin(4x) will reduce the period by a factor of 4. In other words, the new period will be 2π/4.
@CliffSedge so sin x period is 2pi and sin(4x) period is 2pi/4?
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Yes, but the question is asking how do those two numbers compare to each other.
@CliffSedge okat. thank you so much!
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