Amplitude of y=-2sin(3x)+6

Elethan asked Feb 13, 2022

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Answer:

amplitude = 2

Explanation:

Given sine in standard form

y = asinbx + c

amplitude = | a | , period =
$(2\pi )/(b)$ , c is the vertical shift

Given

y = - 2sin(3x) + 6

amplitude = | - 2 | = 2

Dabuki answered Feb 19, 2022

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