Graphs Of Trigonometric Functions

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Graphs of trigonometric functions – Transformations Consider the sine function y = a sin(bx ± c ) ± d , where a, b > 0 and c, d ≥ 0 :

 The parameter a affects the amplitude of the sine curve which now becomes equal to a. - The curve stretches (a>1)/compresses (0
(

)

(90 , a ) 

and its minimum point is at

 -a causes the curve to reflect with respect to the x-axis.

 The parameter b affects the period T of the sine curve. Now, T =

360 . b

The curve contracts (b rel="nofollow">1)/expands (0
 ,1 and its minimum 

 -b causes the curve to reflect with respect to the y-axis.

 The parameter c° causes the curve to slide along the x-axis.  +c° causes a horizontal shift (translation) of the curve to the left.  -c° causes a horizontal shift (translation) of the curve to the right.  The curve’s maximum point is now located at point at 270  ± c  ,−1 .

(

)

(90



)

± c  ,1

and its minimum

 Finally, the parameter d causes the curve to slide upwards (+d)/downwards (-d) along the y-axis, i.e. it causes a vertical translation of the curve.  The curve’s maximum point is now located at point at 270  ,−1 ± d .

(

)

(90 ,1 ± d ) 

and its minimum

 The curve’s central line is now y = ± d . COMBINE THE ABOVE INFORMATION TO SKETCH THE GRAPHS OF COMPLEX TRIGONOMETRIC EQUATIONS!

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