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how do you work the following: y=-2sinpix
 Sep 29, 2012
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tcc1:

how do you work the following: y=-2sinpix



If you can tell me what it is sinpi then maybe i can solve this THANKS
 Sep 29, 2012
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Ok this is the exercise y= -2 sin pi x maybe this way you can understand it
 Sep 29, 2012
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Generally the function f (x) = sinx defined for each x ∈ R
ie the function sine has the domain R
the whole of the function y = -2 sin pi x is [-2, 2], which means that it has minimum and maximum 2 -2
This function also is redundant ie f (-x) = - sin pi x
Because it has pi x

generally if a real number x that verifies the equation sin x = y with -1 <y <1 then apply
sin x = y <=> x = 2 kpi + x or x = 2k pi + (pi-x)

Example To solve the equation sin x = 1/2 is first a corner on the interval [a, 2 pi] which has sine 1/2
We know that 1/2 = sin pi / 6 so we
sin x = 1/2 <=> x = 2 x pi + pi / 6 or
x = 2 x pi + (pi-pi / 6) = 2 k pi +5 pi / 6 with k belongs to Z

The trgonometria requires much reading but rather to solve exercises
 Sep 30, 2012

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