How do you graph # y=-3/4sin(3/4x)#?
1 Answer
Feb 15, 2018
Since the question is asking how, look at the Explanation section please.
Explanation:
First, look at the general sinusoidal function:
Amplitude =
Period =
Horizontal Phase Shift =
Vertical Phase Shift =
So what this function differs from
The period is
Because the amplitude is negative we have to flip the function around the
So we now can graph the function:
graph{-3/4sin(3x/4) [-4.73, 5.27, -2.36, 2.64]}