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What is the maximum of f(x) = sin(x)? -2pi. -1. 1. 2pi
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What is the maximum of f(x) = sin(x)? -2pi. -1. 1. 2pi

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Answer:C. 1

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User Farid El Nasire
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The maximum x value would be 1, because the amplitude (“a” in the function “y=a sin (bx+c)+d”) is one, meaning the highest point the line could go would be x=1.

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