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Understanding Trigonometric Functions: Amplitude, Period, Phase Shift, and Vertical Displacement
Introduction to Trigonometric Function Elements
- Daniela introduces the video topic, which focuses on determining the amplitude, period, phase shift, and vertical displacement of a given trigonometric function.
- She explains that each element of the function will be represented by specific letters for clarity:
- The coefficient in front of the function is denoted as 'a'.
- The coefficient associated with 'x' is labeled as 'b'.
- The constant term following 'pi' is referred to as 'c'.
Calculating Amplitude
- The formula for amplitude is introduced as the absolute value of 'a'. In this case:
- The value of 'a' is -4.
- Therefore, the amplitude calculated is |−4| = 4.
Determining Period
- For calculating the period, Daniela provides the formula textPeriod = 2pi/b :
- Substituting in values gives 2pi/2 = pi .
- This simplifies to a period of pi .
Understanding Phase Shift
- The phase shift is determined using the formula textPhase Shift = -c/b :
- Here, c equals π and b equals 2.
- Thus, substituting these values results in a phase shift of +pi/2 .
Vertical Displacement