S/N 29. F(x)= sin (x-π/4) F(x)= sin x - 2 F(x)= sin (-x) F(x)= 2 sin x F(x)= sin x + 2 F(x)= - sin x F(x)= sin 2x F(x)= sin (x+π/4)

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S/N 29

F(x)= sin (x-π/4) F(x)= sin x - 2 F(x)= sin (-x) F(x)= 2 sin x F(x)= sin x + 2 F(x)= - sin x F(x)= sin 2x F(x)= sin (x+π/4)

F(x)= sin x F(x) x π2π2π 1 -3π/2 -2π -π/2-π-π 3π/2 π/2

F(x)= sin x - 2 F(x) x π2π2π -3π/2 -2π-π/2-π-π 3π/2 π/

F(x)= sin x + 2 F(x) x π2π2π 1 -3π/2 -2π-π/2-π-π 3π/2 π/2 3 2

F(x)= 2 sin x F(x) x π2π2π 2 -3π/2 -2π -2 -π/2-π-π 3π/2 π/2

F(x)= sin 2x F(x) x π/2π 1 -3π/4-π-π -π/4-π/23π/4π/4

F(x) x 3π/47π/4 F(x)= sin (x-π/4) 1 π/45π/4 9π/4 -3π/4-7π/4-π/4-5π/4

F(x)= sin (x+π/4) F(x) x 3π/47π/4 1 π/45π/4 -9π/4-3π/4-7π/4-π/4-5π/4

F(x)= sin (-x) F(x) x π2π2π 1 -3π/2 -2π -π/2-π-π 3π/2 π/2

F(x)= - sin x F(x) x π2π2π 1 -3π/2 -2π -π/2-π-π 3π/2 π/2