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DorianIsHere:

How do you figure out the period of a function in an amplitude

hannahj:

determine the amplitude by calculating y 1 − y 2 2 where is the highest -coordinate on the graph and is the lowest -coordinate on the graph. Then, determine the period by finding the horizontal distance between two peaks on the graph.

hannahj:

answer: Amplitude = 2 Period = 4π

Manny300303199:

Amplitude = 2 Period = 4π

zxn:

Determining the Amplitude and Period of a Sine Function From its Graph. Step 1: Determine the amplitude by calculating y 1 − y 2 2 where is the highest -coordinate on the graph and is the lowest -coordinate on the graph. Step 2: Determine the period by finding the horizontal distance between two peaks on the graph.

KarmaXD:

I dont remember

whyjustwhy:

im sorry

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whyjustwhy:

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DorianIsHere:

no

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