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U8P2D6 Have out: Bellwork: Pencil, red pen, highlighter, assignment, calculator Bellwork: Graph one positive period of each function. Using radians, and be sure label the axes. y x +2 y1 5 +1 |a| = ____ 5 y1 b = ____ 4 +1 +2 y2 +1 y2 p = ____ +1 h = ____ To the left +2 labeled x–axis +1 scale –5 total: +1 labeled y–axis

Identify and/or describe the major parts of the function y = a sin (b (x – h)) + k Amplitude |a| = ________________ b = ________________ Horizontal Shift Frequency Vertical Shift b = ________________ p = ________________ Period p = ________________

Is there a “sine” name for ? ________________ Sketch one period for each pair of functions on the same axes. Use radian measure. y 2 2 . . x Is there a “sine” name for ? ________________

Is there a “cosine” name for ? ________________ y 3 3 . . x Is there a “cosine” name for ? ________________

Is there a simple name for ? ________________ y 4 4 . . x Is there a simple name for ? ________________

Is there a “cosine” name for ? ________________ y . . x Is there a “cosine” name for ? ________________

Work on the practice.

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