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Graph h(x)=7 sin x ?

Graph h(x)=7 sin x ?-example-1
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Answer:

The graph of h(x) is shown below.

Explanation:

The given function is


h(x)=7\sin x

The general form of sine function is


f(x)=a\sin(bx+c)+d

Where, a is amplitude, b is period, c is phase shift and d is vertical shift.

So, the amplitude of the given function is 7, period is 1, phase shift is 0 and vertical shift is 0.

It means the minimum value of function is -7 and maximum value is 7.

Put x=0 in the given function.


h(x)=7\sin (0)=7(0)=0

Put
x=-(\pi)/(2) in the given function.


h(x)=7\sin (-(\pi)/(2))=-7(1)=-7

Put
x=(\pi)/(2) in the given function.


h(x)=7\sin ((\pi)/(2))=7(1)=7

Therefore the points on the function are (0,0),
(-(\pi)/(2),-7),((\pi)/(2),7).

The graph of function is shown below.

Graph h(x)=7 sin x ?-example-1
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