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Answer 1

i want the x axis in pie radian format

Answer 2

@phi

Answer 3

are you supposed to graph this ?

Answer 4

yess

Answer 5

i want the x axis in pie radian format

Answer 6

one way is to use a calculator in radian mode
find the value at x=0, pi/4, and go up by pi/4
and plot those points.

Answer 7

This guy made a graph for me in radians online, cant u copy him tho??

Answer 8

if you want a computer to do it, google "graph"

Answer 9

it wont be accurate n accepted by my teacher anyway..

Answer 10

you think google is stupid. Lol. @YumYum247

Answer 11

i did but am not gwtting the x axis in radian format

Answer 12

are you sure it's not in radians? they may not show where pi is
but x=1 probably means 1 radian, and x=2 is 2 radians

as you know, pi is 3.14159... so it's not an integer.

if you want the x-axis in fractions of pi
you can mark them on the x-axis.

I am guessing they want you to do this problem by hand??

Answer 13

Nope nothing is accepted by hand, this guy helped me make the x axis in pie radians yesterday.....uhhh thanks tho

Answer 14

you can use desmos
type in your formula
under options, change the step size to pi/8

Answer 15

do i change the x axis from that ranch symbol??

Answer 16

wrench symbol.

see example

Answer 17

can u plz do it for me, i'll love you forever i promise!!!

Answer 18

How about giving it a try?

Answer 19

ok daddy, i'll get back to yew in a minute

Answer 20

http://prnt.sc/bm8muj

Answer 21

good start.
now click on the "wrench"
find where it says: step
type in
pi/4

Answer 22

you should zoom out the graph so you can see the curve.

Answer 23

http://www.meta-calculator.com/online/?panel-101-equations&data-bounds-xMin=-10&data-bounds-xMax=10&data-bounds-yMin=-7.28&data-bounds-yMax=7.28&data-equations-0=%22y%3D2*sin(2%2F3*(x%20%2B%203.141592653589793))%2B5%22&data-domains-0=%5B-12.566370614359172%2C12.566370614359172%5D&data-ranges-0=%5B-2%2C10%5D&data-rand=undefined&data-hideGrid=false&data-isXAxisPi=true

Answer 24

I found this one, maybe it's easier for you

Answer 25

btw, are you sure the 5 is inside the sin?
I would expect it is outside the sin()

Answer 26

phi du u see that yellow triangle beside my function, i think it means sumyhing went wrong

Answer 27

i think fof ggot it

Answer 28

you should use parens ( not brackets [

Answer 29

im typing the functions in its true form..