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assume the graph of a function of the form y=asin(k(x+b)) is given below. which of the following are possible values for a, k, and b?

assume the graph of a function of the form y=asin(k(x+b)) is given below. which of-example-1

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Answer: it is

a=4, k=2, and b= pi/4

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer:

C

Explanation:

Okay, here we have the equation of the sine wave as;

y = asin(k(x + b))

By definition a represents the amplitude

k represents the frequency

b represents the horizontal shift or phase shift

Now let’s take a look at the graph.

By definition, the amplitude is the distance from crest to trough. It is the maximum displacement

From this particular graph, amplitude is 4

K is the frequency and this is 1/period

The period ;

Firstly we find the distance between two nodes here and that is 1/2 from the graph (3/4 to 1/4)

F = 1/T = 1/1/2 = 1/0.5 = 2

b is pi/4 ( phase is positive as it is increasing rightwards)

So the correct option here is C

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