The discussion revolves around writing an equation for a sine function characterized by an amplitude of 2/3, a period of 4π, and a phase shift of π/2, all expressed in radians.
There is an ongoing exploration of different function forms, with participants questioning the validity of their proposed equations and the definitions of key terms. No consensus has been reached, and the discussion remains open-ended.
Some participants express uncertainty about the correct application of the period and phase shift in their equations, indicating a need for clarification on these concepts.
lucifer_x said:Homework Statement
Write an equation of a sine function with a amp=(2/3) , Period = 4╥ and a phase shift of ╥/2.
in radians
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
i got
y = 2/3 cos (2...
lucifer_x said:so would the answer be
y = - 2/3 sin ( 2Θ + π )
and
y = 2/3 sin ( 2Θ + π )
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