Graphing a sine function in form y=AsinB(x-C)+D --- EASY!!!! (#2)
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Graphing a sine function in form y=AsinB(x-C)+D --- EASY!!!! (#3)by AcademicLeadersEd983 views- 4:38
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thanks for the tutor
hthan2008 3 weeks ago
Don't you have to multiply pi/4 by 2 since the equation has 2(x- pi/4).
msuspartans112 3 months ago
Thanks.
TheNickF26 4 months ago
@lebrondurant635 Hello again, it would be |C/B| if the function was in y=Asin(Bx-C)+D format - but in our example, B has already been factored out. So we have y=AsinB(x-C)+D instead, which gives us C as the phase shift... In this case, pi/4. So the video is actually correct. Check it with your teacher if you'd like. :)
AcademicLeadersEd 6 months ago
@lebrondurant635 i stand corrected. it should be pi/8 :) peace!
lebrondurant635 6 months ago
because the formula for getting the phase shift is |c/b| in this case it is |-pi/4/2| (the abosolute value of pi over 4 divided by 2) the result is pi/6 :) hope it helps
lebrondurant635 6 months ago
this is wrong! phase shift should be equal to |c/b| your phase shift should be pi/6 not pi/4
lebrondurant635 6 months ago
haha sweet thanks
sheerorox 10 months ago