Graph the following function over a two-period interval.
Graph the following function over a two-period interval. Label every tick mark on the x-axis (pick appropriate value to make your graph fit)
y = -2sin(1/4x)
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boltage619
Graph the following function over a two-period interval. Label every tick mark on the x-axis (pick appropriate value to make your graph fit)
y = -2sin(1/4x)
You could have done this.
Re: Graph the following function over a two-period interval.
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boltage619
Graph the following function over a two-period interval. Label every tick mark on the x-axis (pick appropriate value to make your graph fit)
y = -2sin(1/4x)
What difficulty are you having with this? Do you know what the graph of y= sin(x) looks like? Do you know what the period of this function is?
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What does it mean by over a two-period interval? And im not sure what to label each tick mark as. Ye, i know how the graph of y = sin(x) looks like and isnt the period, 8 pi?
Re: Graph the following function over a two-period interval.
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boltage619
What does it mean by over a two-period interval? And im not sure what to label each tick mark as. Ye, i know how the graph of y = sin(x) looks like and isnt the period, 8 pi?
Do you have a textbook and/or lecture notes? If so look that up.
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Nope, no textbooks, the lecture notes are just examples, they don't really explain how to do this problem.
Re: Graph the following function over a two-period interval.
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boltage619
Nope, no textbooks, the lecture notes are just examples, they don't really explain how to do this problem.
If that is the case, it I were I would get the heck out of that course.
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Lol, that's why i use mathhelpforum.