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Sketch one cycle of the sine curve. Y=2 sin 2 theta
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I am confused on how to approach this
For y=sinθ, you can plot the following point on a graph to create one cycle of the basic sine curve: (0,0) (π/2,1) (π,0) (3π/2,-1) (2π,0) However, the equation you have above involves a couple transformations. We just need to apply these transformations to the 5 points I listed to get one cycle of the new sine curve. For y=2sin2θ, every x-value will be halved, while every y-value will be doubled. The points you end up with are: (0,0) (π/4,2) (π/2,0) (3π/4,-2) (π,0) Plot those points and you have your graph!
Thank you so much @matt10 ! makes sense
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