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If the point P(π,6) lies on the graph of h(θ)=asin⁡(θ−π/2)+4, then the value of a is:

2

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-2

10

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Answer:

2

Explanation:

We should put π in place of
\theta and 6 in place of
h(\theta) in the equation given and then do algebra to find the value of
a. Steps are shown below:


h(\theta)=aSin(\theta-(\pi)/(2))+4\\6=aSin(\pi-(\pi)/(2))+4\\6=aSin((\pi)/(2))+4\\6=a(1)+4\\6=a+4\\a=6-4\\a=2

The answer is 2

Note: the value of
Sin((\pi)/(2)) is 1

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