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Find the amplitude of y = -4 sin x.

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Answer: The amplitude is 4.

Explanation:

Given the form of the sine function:


y=Asin(Bx)+k

Where
|A| is the amplitude,
(2\pi )/(B) is the period and "k" is the vertical shift of the wave.

You know that, in the sine function given (
y = -4 sin x), you can identify the amplitude and the period. These are:

  • The amplitude is:


|A|=|-4|=4

  • And the period is:


(2\pi )/(1)=2\pi

Therefore, the amplitude of
y = -4 sin x is:


|A|=4

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