Question

Sin(x+pi/4)
Phase shift = -pi/4

How do you know where to end when graphing
being that -pi/4 is the start?

Answer 1

yes

Answer 2

graph sine, move the graph to the left \(\frac{\pi}{4}\) units

Answer 3

But how do you know where to end

Answer 4

I need help???

Answer 5

what do you mean end

Answer 6

for every x you will go 2pi so thats the period or how wide each wave is

Answer 7

like, if I were not given something like -2p<x<2pi

Answer 8

to plot a graph

Answer 9

and i had to find my own phase shift which is usually the start of a graph for 1 cycle

Answer 10

how do i find the end if phase shift is the start?

Answer 11

go in 2pi intervals from your phase shift

Answer 12

does this apply for all trig func graphs?

Answer 13

so if my phase shift is -pi/4, do i plus 2pi

Answer 14

and go in that direction to the left

Answer 15

yes phase shift to the left

Answer 16

am I suppose to add pi or 2pi to find my end graph?

Answer 17

adding -pi/4 to pi gives me the end of the graph

Answer 18

you dont shift up or down unless you add or subtract outside of the trig function