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  1. Aug 12th 2010, 05:36 PM #1
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    Post Trig Graphing

    Can someone show me how to draw this function.

    Draw the graph of - 6sin(2t + 60 degrees) for 0<x<360degrees???
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    Quote Originally Posted by GAVREED2 View Post
    Can someone show me how to draw this function.

    Draw the graph of - 6sin(2t + 60 degrees) for 0<x<360degrees???
    amplitude = 6

    period = 180 degrees

    phase shift = 30 degrees left
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