How to Write the Equation of a Sine Graph
The general equation of a sine graph is \(y = a sin(b(x – h)) + k\), where \(a\) is the amplitude, \(b\) is the period, \(h\) is the horizontal shift, and \(k\) is the vertical shift. Related Topics How to Graph the Sine Function How to Graph the Cosine Function How to Graph Inverse of […]
How to Graph the Sine Function?
Tutor-style math help Graph the Sine Function: what to notice and how to work it Trigonometry skill A sine graph is a repeating wave. To sketch it well, mark the midline, amplitude, period, and five key points in one cycle. What to notice first For \(y=A\sin(Bx)+D\), the amplitude is \(|A|\), the period is \(2\pi/|B|\), and […]