graphing trig functions. please help
what is it?
i have to put the equation onto a graph and find the amplitude,period,vertical shift,domain and range and the start point
@johnp12
oh um im not to sure
if you didnt know why did you ask lol @johnp12
well can you say what the equation is and we can go from there?
y=a*sin(b(x-c))+d |a| is amp c is phase shift 2pi/b is period d is vertical shift
y=1+4cos theta i have to graph it
cos and sin have the same above information y=4cos(x)+1 can you identify the amp number?
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right! and the phase shift doesn't change from its parent graph since we just have cos(x) you can say the phase shift is 0 though since you can write y=4cos(1(x-0))+1
the period is also the same as its parent graph since 2pi/1=2pi can you identify the vertical shift?
wouldnt it be theta
no remember the vertical shift in y=a*cos(b(x-c))+d is d so the vertical shift in y=4cos(x)+1 is?
so if there is theta you would put 1 in for it?
if you are saying the vertical shift is 1 you are right I don't know why we are talking about the variable inside the cosine function.
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