What is the Amplitude, Period, Phase shift and vertical shift? how do I simplify the trigonometric equation to graph? y=2sin(3x+pie) +2
You dont need to simplify this to graph this.
my teacher had y= 2sin 3( x + pie/3) +2 as the final answer
do you know how he got \[\pi\]
Oh wait sorry. What did he get pi for?
like how did he come up with pie/3
for the phase shift
By looking at the graph? Is a graph provided in this problem?
no
What are you trying to do in this problem?
the amplitude is 2, the period is 2pi/3, the phase shift is left pi/3, and the vertical shift is up 2
Im just trying to understand where pi/3 for the phase shift came from
I still dont understand your problem
What exactly does your problem say?
it says find the amplitude, period, phase shift and vertical shift for the equation
the equation is y= 2 sin(3x+pi) + 2
a cos(bx - c) right?
i dont know lol thats why I am asking
I know how to find everything but I dont understand how my teacher got pi/3 for the phase shift as a final answer
a cos(bx - c) right?
Pi/3.
I thought b is 2pi/3
2sin(3x+pi) +2 3 is b pi is c c/b pi / 3
thanks
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