How to find out various sine values from its graph.

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The answer is written in thin black, inc = increasing, dec = decreasing. Am I wrong anywhere?

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.Scott said:
I would quibble over pi/2 and 3pi/2. In both of those cases the value of sin(x)neither increases nor decreases as x increases .
Same here. Everything else is correct.
 
.Scott said:
I would quibble over pi/2 and 3pi/2. In both of those cases the value of sin(x)neither increases nor decreases as x increases .
Yeah, I also spent more time on those than others. I can see that the derivative there would be a horizontal straight line. Fine, thank you! :smile: