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If y = 2sinx, what is the amplitude?
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If y = 2sinx, what is the amplitude?

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The amplitude is the value of the distance between the x -axis and the highest or lowest point on the graph. for y=(1)sinx , the amplitude is 1 . for y=2sinx , the amplitude is 2 .
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Answer:2

Explanation:

The amplitude is the coefficient of sinx, therefore the amplitude is 2

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