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which equation is represented by the accompanying graph?
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I see right away, in your illustration, that the graph in question has an amplitude of 1 (since it starts at (0,1), and a half period of Pi. If the half period is pi, what is the period?
period is pi/2?
Suppose the period were x. (1/2)x = Pi. then x=?
2pi/b?
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If (1/2)x= Pi, then multiplying both sides of this equation by 2 results in x=2Pi, so the period is 2Pi. OK? Next question for you: Can you recognize the shape of the function in your illustration? it's the shape of one of the most common trig functions.
ye its cos sin
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