#how do i go about creating a sin wave equation based on different things

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sleek marten
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eg like the amplitude the domain and all that stuff

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sleek marten
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with this specifically i know how to solve like questions surrounding the functions the only thing is i can’t wrap my head around trying to do it backward based on information that definitely can be used to create an equation

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sleek marten
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it says like

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wait

manic granite
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seems like your questionh is basically transformations of graphs

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the graph of sin(x+a) where a is a variable is thge graph of sin x shifted by -a in the x axis

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sin(x)+a is a shift in the y axis by +a

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ksin(x) is a stretch in the y axis scale factor k

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and sin (kx) is a stretch in the x axis scale facotr 1/k

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