Yefim S. answered 05/26/22
Math Tutor with Experience
y =A sin(Bx) + D;
A = 3; B = 2π/(2/3) = 3π; D = 4
y = 3sin(3πx) + 4
Saba M.
asked 05/26/22
Yefim S. answered 05/26/22
Math Tutor with Experience
y =A sin(Bx) + D;
A = 3; B = 2π/(2/3) = 3π; D = 4
y = 3sin(3πx) + 4
Patrick F. answered 05/26/22
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Of course there are many here that can just supply the answer. More interesting, would be to get you to think about the general form of the sine curve: y = a*sin(bx)+c
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