GRAPHING SINE/COSINE FUNCTIONS Section 5.4. How to find the amplitude and period when given the graph of a function. 2.The period is the distance traveled.

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GRAPHING SINE/COSINE FUNCTIONS Section 5.4

How to find the amplitude and period when given the graph of a function. 2.The period is the distance traveled along the x-axis before the graph starts to repeat itself. |[x-coordinate of one max] – [x-coordinate of the next max (to the right)]| OR [x-coordinate of one max] – [x-coordinate of next max (to the left)] OR Distance traveled along the x-axis before graph repeats itself (starting at zero) Period = π – 0 = π

How to write an equation when given the graph of a sine/cosine function. 1.Determine whether the function is a sine or a cosine function. * sine (y-intercept at 0) * cosine (y-intercept at a max or a min) Sine function 2. Determine A and whether it is positive or negative. * Let A = ± amplitude * (+)sine+A if function is increasing through x = 0 (-) sine-A if function is decreasing through x =0 (+) cosine+A if y-intercept is a max (-) cosine-A if y-intercept is a min 4. Write your equation (filling in A, B, and the type of function). y = 3 sin (2x)

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