Question

Can I get some help??

Answer 1

Wassup

Answer 2

well it's probably pretty simple

Answer 3

This is a trigonometric function graph

Answer 4

yup

Answer 5

Well let's figure out which one... f(x)= sin, cos, tan... etc

Answer 6

umm okay

Answer 7

either sin or cos right?

Answer 8

Ok so they are saying the graph is f(x) I'm assuming

Answer 9

This is confusing!

Answer 10

yeah the graph is f(x) :p

Answer 11

I pre-emptively thought I could help, but this is trig and I haven't even taken it yet... =0(

Answer 12

haha comeonnn

Answer 13

it is Trig :p

Answer 14

Well an f(x) that doesn't have a vertical translation can't be a trig function without going into -y I thought...

Answer 15

I'm as confused as you are lol or more so

Answer 16

oh noes

Answer 17

Ok @Luigi0210 show us wassup

Answer 18

You can kind of see it has an amp of 2 and an extended period by 3.

Answer 19

Which means

Answer 20

haha

Answer 21

that's all he got

Answer 22

I'm helping you get a good answer shh

Answer 23

@Luigi0210 Can you explain?

Answer 24

<3

Answer 25

Sheesh, I was gonna give him a medal too

Answer 26

Ok do you know what an amplitude is?

Answer 27

Extended period?

Answer 28

yeah how much it goes up by

Answer 29

(vertically)

Answer 30

Yea

Answer 31

Here's the basic equation for trig transformations:
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Answer 32

@Angelina_Vella I have to say.. I'm a big (vertically) too challenged inebriation style to help and do a good job of it here... @Luigi0210 You linking person thinking they wanna do all the work you

Answer 33

lmao

Answer 34

To be honest I have no clue, I just pretend I'm smart and people buy it cuz I'm usually a bit smarter than them in math and stuff... I apologize

Answer 35

aw mannn seriously??

Answer 36

No

Answer 37

oh.. heh

Answer 38

Amplitude is how far from a median you are... so in this case, the minimum value and the maximum value divided by 2

Answer 39

But really I haven't studied trig hon so I can't help, I've totally wasted your time..

Answer 40

:/

Answer 41

thanks anyways

Answer 42

it can't be that hard

Answer 43

how did you figure this out?

Answer 44

oh noes

Answer 45

Actually, you can use either cos or sin. They both work!

Answer 46

Yea, but figuring out the shifts and such is a bit hard :P

Answer 47

Sorry Angelina :/

Answer 48

lets use cos.

so this is how one without shifts or anything look like