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OpenStudy (sunshinehaggard):
What is the period of the function y = 3 csc x?
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OpenStudy (sunshinehaggard):
@kayders1997
OpenStudy (daniel.ohearn1):
Did you try graphing it?
OpenStudy (sunshinehaggard):
i dont know where csc is
OpenStudy (kayders1997):
Well lets see 1/sin is csc
OpenStudy (sunshinehaggard):
so how would would i type it in?
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OpenStudy (kayders1997):
3/sinx
OpenStudy (daniel.ohearn1):
What type of calculator do you have?
OpenStudy (sunshinehaggard):
TI-84
OpenStudy (sunshinehaggard):
I TYPED IT IN BUT I STIL DONT KNOW WHATS ITS ASKING
OpenStudy (kayders1997):
I totally forgot how periods work for csc sec cot graphs :O
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OpenStudy (kayders1997):
Well a period is where its going through one cycle, like the period of cos is 2pi I believe because thats one full cycle than it starts all over again
OpenStudy (kayders1997):
Let me graph it quick
OpenStudy (kayders1997):
Make sure your calculator is in radian mode
OpenStudy (sunshinehaggard):
okay i just done that
OpenStudy (daniel.ohearn1):
Period differs from the amplitude and is not the wave length... So period is the full spectrum of the the function before it repeats.
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OpenStudy (kayders1997):
It looks like one cycle is end up going to be 1/2pi because there are asymptotes at a lot of x values
OpenStudy (daniel.ohearn1):
like for sine the period is 2pi
OpenStudy (daniel.ohearn1):
The period in the case of csc is not going 1/2 pi
OpenStudy (kayders1997):
It doesnt look like its a full period I could get my trig notes from last year and lpok
OpenStudy (daniel.ohearn1):
Period will be the distance from the beginning of one big U in the graph to the very end of the U
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