amplitude 8
period 5
phase shift +pi
is the answer f(x) = 8sin(2pi/5(x-pi)) and f(x) = -8sin(2pi/5(x-pi)) or just the first one? If it's only the first one why so?
period 5
phase shift +pi
is the answer f(x) = 8sin(2pi/5(x-pi)) and f(x) = -8sin(2pi/5(x-pi)) or just the first one? If it's only the first one why so?
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f(x) = 8sin(2pi/5(x-pi)) is the answer.
f(x) = -8sin(2pi/5(x-pi)) doesn't satisfy phase shift + pi.
f(x) = -8sin(2pi/5(x-pi)) doesn't satisfy phase shift + pi.
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I don't see why you multiplied by 2pi
f(x) = 8 * sin((x - pi) / 5)
is identical.
Also, it wouldn't be -8 * sin((x - pi) / 5) because (and I know this sounds a little weird) the amplitude is positive, not negative. The reasoning is that the amplitude is in relation to original f(x) = sin(x) graph
EDIT: You're right. f(x) = 8 * sin(2pi * (x - pi) / 5) is correct.
f(x) = 8 * sin((x - pi) / 5)
is identical.
Also, it wouldn't be -8 * sin((x - pi) / 5) because (and I know this sounds a little weird) the amplitude is positive, not negative. The reasoning is that the amplitude is in relation to original f(x) = sin(x) graph
EDIT: You're right. f(x) = 8 * sin(2pi * (x - pi) / 5) is correct.