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How do I find the period of this function?
g(t) = cos (4t) + sin (t)
g(t) = cos (4t) + sin (t)
The period of a function is the distance on the x-axis between two consecutive points on the graph that have the same value. In other words, it is the length of one complete cycle of the function.
To find the period of a function, you need to look for the distance between two consecutive points on the graph that have the same value. This will give you the length of one complete cycle of the function, which is the period.
Yes, you can find the period of any function as long as it is a periodic function. This means that the function repeats itself at regular intervals.
The period of a function is the distance between two consecutive points on the graph with the same value, while the frequency is the number of cycles the function completes in one unit of time. They are inversely related, meaning that a shorter period corresponds to a higher frequency and vice versa.
Yes, a function can have multiple periods if it is a composite function. This means that it is made up of multiple functions. In this case, each individual function may have its own period, but the overall function will have a period that is a multiple of all the individual periods.