What sine function represents an amplitude of 4, a period of pi/2 , no horizontal shift, and a vertical shift of -3?
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The choices are f(x) = -3 sin 4x + 4 f(x) = 4 sin 4x - 3 f(x) = 4 sin x - 3 f(x) = -3 sin x + 4
@pink.1d The general form of a sin function is a*sin(bx-c) + d a = the amplitude, which is 4 in this case the period is 2pi/b d is the vertical shift (-3 in this case)
@Vocaloid so the answer is 4 sin something x -3?
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@Vocaloid what is the bx-c PLEASEEEEEEEE
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@Sepeario ok i c u viewing my question for a long time so is there any way u can help?
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I'm sorry I don't really work with this kind of stuff.. :(
Oh its ok im really desperate at this poniinnntt
@Vocaloid omg finally u came back to my quesstion
so the answer is 4 sin something x -3? what is bx-c
@pink.1d c is the horizontal shift, which is 0 in this case you can find b using the fact that the period = 2pi/b
@Vocaloid what is the answer tell me
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@pink.1d: I've given you everything you need to know period = pi/2 = 2pi/b, you can now solve for b
what is b?
ya u r
i do that
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@pink.1d: Please, all you need to do is solve pi/2 = 2pi/b
oh ok ok ok fine
ITS 4
@pink.1d: see, that wasn't so hard, was it? :)
f(x) = 4 sin 4x - 3
THATS THE ANSWER RIGHT
i thought it was something else thats y i didnt want to solve cuz i thought i didnt know how to but i got mixed w something else
@pink.1d Yup! I wanted you to find b yourself so you would understand how to do it, instead of just me explicitly giving you the answer. Everyone wins that way ~
haha ur smart and THANK YOU for once i understand something
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