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Trigonometric Curves: by Amit Pawar

The document discusses trigonometric curves defined by sine and cosine functions. It explains that sine curves with an amplitude value of 3 will oscillate between +3 and -3 on the y-axis, completing one cycle every 2π units on the x-axis. It also describes how changing the angle in a sine function, such as sin(t-π/3), results in a phase shift of the curve along the x-axis. Finally, it provides a general formula for modifying trigonometric functions through amplitude, period, phase shift, and vertical shifting.

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Trigonometric Curves: by Amit Pawar

The document discusses trigonometric curves defined by sine and cosine functions. It explains that sine curves with an amplitude value of 3 will oscillate between +3 and -3 on the y-axis, completing one cycle every 2π units on the x-axis. It also describes how changing the angle in a sine function, such as sin(t-π/3), results in a phase shift of the curve along the x-axis. Finally, it provides a general formula for modifying trigonometric functions through amplitude, period, phase shift, and vertical shifting.

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Trigonometric Curves

By AMIT PAWAR

SIN Curves
Here y = 3sin t it have 3 amplitude means it will go 3 digit +ve and 3 -ve side and sint have time period = 2Pai

so it will complete one cycle in 2 pai Interval


Amplitude = y axis Period = x axis

Here we've Sin 2t = 2 /2 = pai so it will complete one cycle in Pai interval and amplitude is 1 so it'll go 1 up and 1 down from t axis

Sin(t-pai/3)

In this BLUE line represent above expression look the curve is shifted toward left by pai/3 on t-axis.

y=Sin(t)+3

Here amplitude(y axis) is shifted by 3 units

Final Conclusion

For F(t) = Af(Bt C) + D, where f(t) is one of the basic trig functions, we have: o A: amplitude is A o B: period is (2)/|B| o C: phase shift is C/B o D: vertical shift is D

COS have same Results as SIN

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