How do you graph #y = sin(pi/2x + (3pi)/2)#?
1 Answer
Jan 8, 2018
I'm assuming you want
#y = sin(pi/2x + (3pi)/2)#
In standard form. Use the sum formula for sine, which is
#y = sin(pi/2x)cos((3pi/2)) + cos(pi/2x)sin((3pi)/2)#
As long as you know you trigonometric function values at
#y = sin(pi/2x)(0) - 1(cos(pi/2x))#
#y = -cos(pi/2x)#
If you graph
Hopefully this helps!