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Find the amplitude and the period of b(x) = -5sin(πx).
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amplitude and period of a function like \[y=asin(bx)\] is amplitude=a period=\[2(\pi)/b\]
okay well i'm still confused
okay In general, if we have y = Asin(Bx - C) then, amplitude is A period is 2π/B phase shift C/B here the function is of the form y=A sin(Bx)...................(1) and ur function is y=-5sin(pi*x) compare it with equation (1) and u'll get A=-5 which is the amplitude and period=\[2\pi/B=2\pi/\pi=2\]
ok then??
ohh okay i see now thank you
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