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Graph the function. What is the amplitude, period, phase shift, and vertical shift for y=4 sin (3theta-1/3 pi) +1 I believe that: Amp=4 period=2pi/3 phase shift=1/3pi vertical shift=1
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This chart may help.
so 1/9pi is the phase shift?
(1/9)pi **
Is this: 1/3 pi 1/3 of pi or 1 over 3 pi as in 1/(3 pi)
it's (1/3)pi
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Sorry about it being unclear...ha...ha
I wrote the function this way for comparison with the chart: y = 4 sin ( 3Θ - π/3 ) + 1 I agree with you on these three: Amp=4 period=2pi/3 vertical shift=1
Now, the phase shift.
c=(1/3)pi b=3 (1/3)pi/3 = (1/3)pi * (1/3) (1/9)pi
-C/B where C = - π/3 and B = 3 - ( - π/3 ) / 3 = π/9
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phase shift = π/9 which is what you got.
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