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Hey there!
To start, the amplitude of a sinusoidal function is always the absolute value of the value in front of the sin.
In the equation y=-5sin(7x), the A value, is -5.
Because your amplitude is the absolute value of this value, the amplitude of y=-5sin(7x) would be 5.
Hope this helps and have a wonderful day! :)
To start, the amplitude of a sinusoidal function is always the absolute value of the value in front of the sin.
In the equation y=-5sin(7x), the A value, is -5.
Because your amplitude is the absolute value of this value, the amplitude of y=-5sin(7x) would be 5.
Hope this helps and have a wonderful day! :)
Hello there!
y = -5sin(7x)
Use the form y = Asin(Bt + C) + D
We know that |A| is the amplitude, thus, the amplitude is 5
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Why not -5
The reason is because we solved for the absolute value.
|A|
|-5| = 5
Thus,
The answer is: 5
As always, I am glad to help you tonight!!
y = -5sin(7x)
Use the form y = Asin(Bt + C) + D
We know that |A| is the amplitude, thus, the amplitude is 5
---------------
Why not -5
The reason is because we solved for the absolute value.
|A|
|-5| = 5
Thus,
The answer is: 5
As always, I am glad to help you tonight!!