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h is a trigonometric function of the form h(x)=a sin(bx+c)+d. Below is the graph h(x). The function intersects its midline at (-pi,-8) and has a maximum point at (pi/4, "-1.5)." Find a formula for h(x). Give an exact expression.

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Answer:

6.5sin(.04x+.4pi)-8

User Josh R
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The formula for h(x) is
6.5 \sin \left( 0.2\pi x + (4\pi)/(5) \right) - 3.

The formula for the general sine function:


y = A \sin \left( (2\pi)/(T) \left( x - h \right) \right) + d

where:

A is the amplitude

T is the period

h is the horizontal shift

d is the vertical shift

In this case, the formula for h(x) is:


h(x) = 10.5 \sin \left( (2\pi)/(10) \left( x - 2.5 \right) \right) - 3

To simplify the expression, we can write:


h(x) = 10.5 \sin \left( 0.2\pi x - 0.5\pi \right) - 3

We can also write:


h(x) = 6.5 \sin \left( 0.2\pi x + (4\pi)/(5) \right) - 3

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