#can someone help with modeling sinusoidal functions: phase shift
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Hello! First you have to remember that the average height of a sinusoid is the value of its axis
Alright got that down, midline
it also says that 5 is the distance from the maximum / minimum to the axis
so 5 is the ...
Amplitude
so far you should have this
I always have trouble determining whether the Amplitude is positive or negative though.
5 sin(2pi/T (t - c) ) + 20
yes?
$5\sin\left(\frac{2\pi}{T}(t-c)\right)-20$
Isn’t it -20?
yeah I read it wrong, sry
Alright np
ELeonardo
oh you have T too
What is T? The period?
yes
How do i find the period?
it's in the problem 🤔
Is it the again every two seconds part
yes
yes correct
Ohh alr
Then I subtract 0.2 from t because it shifted to the right so it’d be t-0.2
yes and that's it I think 🤔
Oh dang
It’s so hard for me to do though
Like even if I get this problem I don’t get the others at all:(
Thanks though
I’ve been stuck on this topic for two days
sketching the sinusoid and recognizing its parts might help 🤔