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How to do it
For y = A sin Bx or y = A cos Bx: the amplitude is |A| and the period is 2π ÷ B.
y=−4 sinx→amplitude 4, period 2π amplitude =∣−4∣=4 period =12π=2π2π ÷ the number in front of x Example problems
- y=−cos3x→
- y=5 sin2x→
- y=4 cos4x→
- y=−2 cos4x→
Trigonometry
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- The unit circle
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