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When b= 0.5, the period of orange graph is _ pi

When b= 2, the period of orange graph is _ pi

When b= 0.5, the period of orange graph is _ pi When b= 2, the period of orange graph-example-1
When b= 0.5, the period of orange graph is _ pi When b= 2, the period of orange graph-example-1
When b= 0.5, the period of orange graph is _ pi When b= 2, the period of orange graph-example-2
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Answer:

Part 2:

Based on this evidence,

When b > 1, the period

✔ decreases

.

When 0 < b < 1, the period

✔ increases

Explanation:

This is correct for edge 2020. Hope this helps someone.

User Rathienth Baskaran
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Answer:

When b= 0.5, the period of orange graph is _4_ pi

When b= 2, the period of orange graph is _1_pi

Explanation:

The period of the sinusoidal functions can be easily calculated by observing their graphs.

First, look at the orange graph when b = 0.5

Identify a point where the orange chart cuts the x-axis. For example at
x = 0. After completing the rise and fall cycle, the function cuts back to the x axis at
x = 4\pi.

Then the period
T = 4\pi.

Second, look at the orange graph when b = 2

Identify a point where the orange chart cuts the x-axis. For example at
x = 0. After completing the rise and fall cycle, the function cuts back to the x-axis at
x = \pi.

Then the period
T = \pi.

We also know that the period of a sinusoidal function is defined as
T(b) = (2\pi)/(b)

So:


T(0.5) = (2\pi)/(0.5) = 4\pi\\\\T(2) = (2\pi)/(2) = \pi

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