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A sinusoidal function whose frequency is 1/6pi

A sinusoidal function whose frequency is 1/6pi-example-1
User Sboulema
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Answer:

The answer is B

Explanation:

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User Adam Seabridge
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Answer:

B.
f(x)=9\sin ((x)/(3))+3

Explanation:

We are given that,

The frequency of the function is
(1)/(6\pi)

The maximum and minimum value is 12 and -6.

Also, the y-intercept is 3.

From the options, we have,

Options C and D have minimum value 6. So, they does not represent the given function.

We know, 'If a function has a period P, then the function
a+f(bx+c) will have the period
(P)/(|b|).

Also, 'The frequency is the reciprocal of the period'.

So, function
a+f(bx+c) will have the frequency
(|b|)/(P).

From the options, we see,

Option B have the frequency,
((1)/(3))/(2\pi) i.e.
(1)/(6\pi).

Option A have the frequency,
(6\pi)/(2\pi) i.e. 3

Thus, option A is not correct.

Hence, option B is the required sinusoidal function.

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