Inactive Tutor answered 10/10/22
Multiplying a trigononemetric function by scalar does not change the zeros/solutions.
The zeros of 2 sin x are the same as the zeros of sin x.
Multiplication by a scalar only changes the amplitude.
Kat S.
asked 10/10/22Hi, I need help answering questions about the following graph:
f(x)=2 sinx. I have plotted this on a graph already.
I just need help answering the following questions about it:
Use your graph to come up with a few solutions for the equation 2 sin〖x=2.〗
Are there more solutions than the ones on the graph? Explain.
Thanks!!
Inactive Tutor answered 10/10/22
Multiplying a trigononemetric function by scalar does not change the zeros/solutions.
The zeros of 2 sin x are the same as the zeros of sin x.
Multiplication by a scalar only changes the amplitude.
Inactive Tutor answered 10/10/22
f(x) = 2sinx
x =0 + 180n where n= any integer, in degrees
or
x = 0 +npi radians where n= any integer
solutions are infinite
{..., -2pi, -pi, 0, pi, 2pi, ...} in radians
or {..., -360, -180, 0, 180, 360, ...} in degrees
graph sinx and 2sinx, the x intercepts are identical
2sinx is sinx stretched vertically by a factor of 2
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