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For the function f(x)=-2sin(4x-pi), in naming the variables, would D=0?
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D being the horizontal shift? Like from this form?\[\Large\rm y=A \sin(B(x-C))+D\] Yes D=0 :)
I also have: A=-2 B=4 C=pi?
I mean vertical shift :3 blah sorry.
Umm I guess it depends how you're defining your horizontal shift. The horizontal shift is with the coefficient on the x pulled out first. But yes I still think we call it C, because we define our horizontal shift to be C/B. Ya ya ya ok ok ok, ignore my rambling. Yessss those values look correct \c:/ good job!
Okay!!! Thank you so much! Just wanted to double check.
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Expanding on this, I have: Amplitude=-2 Period=pi/2 Phase shift=pi/4 Right end point=3pi/4?
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