How do you graph #y= 3 sin(pi*x/2)#?

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Bdub
Mar 1, 2016

#A=3, B=pi/2, C=0, D=0, P=(2pi)/B=(2pi)/((pi)/2)=4#
#UB=3,LB=-3, Increments=P/4=1#

Explanation:

To graph draw the axis and your middle axis is the x-axis since C=0. From the x-axis go up 3 and go down 3 units then draw your highest and lowest or upper bound and lower bound. To sketch the graph you start from zero since D=0 and go in increments of 1 unit each time. Note that you only need five sinusoidal points to sketch one cycle but you can always continue your graph as it is going to infinity.

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