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Can you please help me you guys-example-1
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y = 3 \sin( (2)/(3)( x+ (2)/(\pi) )) -

Or


y = - 3 \sin( (2)/(3)( x+ (2)/(\pi) )) - 1

Step-by-step explanation

The general sine function is given by,


y = a \sin(bx \pm \: c) \pm d

where


|a| = 2


a =\pm2


(2\pi)/(b) = 3\pi

is the period.

This implies that,


b = (2)/(3)

The phase shift is


(b)/(c) = (\pi)/(2)

This implies that,


c = (4)/(3\pi)


d = - 1

is the vertical shift.

The required equation is:


y = \pm3 \sin( (2)/(3)( x+ (2)/(\pi) )) - 1

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