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Medal and fan for anyone that can help me! For the function y = 5 sin x - 2 cos (2x + pi/3 ) Describe the changes you would expect to occur if the phase shift is removed from the function. Explain why you would expect these changes.
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If you are wondering what the graph looks like with and without the phase shift: http://imgur.com/a/oZW5L (Blue is without) (Black is with) I just don't know how to explain and justify that well enough.
Phase shift describes how far horizontally the function moves L to R.. it is -c/b if y = A sin(Bx + C) + D . soo... removing the phase shift from the equation will give you y=5sin(x)cos(x). The function will shift horizontally without the phase shift.
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