#confused on how to solve for x
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you're on the right track.
x=2π+5π/6
x=5π/6+12π/6=17π/6
Yes now I understand
@indigo stirrup can I ask for your assistance ?
what do you need help with?
BIDMAS
What’s BIDMAS?
Brackets first indices second division multiply add then subtract
so first do the brackets
which means shift it to the right by 5pi/6
So that’s the phase shift?
So phase shift is period/4
Yea
sin(x) = f(x) then sin(x-5pi/6) =f(x-5pi/6) then u do 3f(x-5pi/6) = 3sin(x-5pi/6)
I understand how to do that but I’m confused on how I shift 5pi/6 on the graph
Second step the amplitude is 3?
yes
amplitude + or - 3
because there is the -ve
shifting the graph right 5pi/6 same as shifting by 150 degrees to right
-ve is what?
Yes can’t I just turn pi/2 to a common denominator of 6 which would make graphing easier
Yes
Meant to write pi/2= 6
Do I do that for all of them?
ur formula is confusing me i cant lie
but i think it could work
graph it on desmos
check if they are the same
as ur answer
Which one?
My point is because I don’t know how to do that
I don’t know how
@limber dawn this correct? I found this
Phase shifting
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Huh??!?
Why are you trying to close this, it isn't your channel?
Thanks
Do I be patient?
yes
Alright 🙏
Is there a way to push it up