Amplitude, period, vertical shift, and phase shift

Amplitude, period, vertical shift, phase shift,
how to find the amplitude of sine,
how to find the period of sine,
how to find the vertical shift of sine,
how to find the phase shift of sine,
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[@ZiaUlhaqZia]

You’re really good in explaining this stuff i had a hard time understanding this in class. Thanks for explaining this, we appreciated it so much

[@WorkoutWithKrish]

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You explained this perfectly! Thank you!

[@MrLabrat1974]

Where have you been all this time? Such great explanantion

[@MrCigarro50]

As all of your videos, this is a great one also.
If I may, where can I read about (sum(from 1 to n) x)^4?

[@MrMomitchell]

as a math teacher, you do a great job. I just have to laugh at all the comments on how they now understand because of the explanation being so clear. I am willing to bet it was done the same in class if you were paying attention. But when one seeks to understand they tend to pay attention and therefore it becomes much more understandable. Can't begin to tell you how many of my students don't understand even when I do it like painting by numbers.

[@vapecat17yearsago85]

No, not really. My class goes over topics as if it should be the most obvious answer, and they move on pretty quick. All my classes are 30 minutes long, so they need to be quick to cover everything. When you have 30 minutes to understand a topic, write it down, and try to catch everything the teacher is saying, it starts to not make sense. The fact that people here tried to find a video on this tells me they at least won’t bullshit their answers on the homework. I’m just another student who doesn’t understand math and needs a constant refresher to understand what you’re talking about.

[@rosewtr2870]

Or maybe it’s because our math teachers are vague with their teaching. At least mine is. I pay attention a still don’t seem to get it until I come on RUclips.

[@Alex-nc1mb]

Probably some just fly through it to fast

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[@mrjustinmorris1]

Thank you sir!

[@GODOFCALCULUS]

Will it be the the same for cos functions

[@kimsuico3561]

Phase shift = bx-c =0, but thankyou I know another way on how to get the phase shift

[@briantaguilar7512]

Is this high school pre calculus because I’m learning this in algebra 2 but it’s without the horizontal shift so it’s a bit easier

[@vinayakbhat7787]

Is the period always positive as well?

[@jasongrace3101]

So the vertical shift will always be the number in the front right? even if that number has sin or cos behind or infront of it?

[@tsehayenegash8394]

I have fewu questions. How can I calculate annual, semiannual and triannual oscillation at a given temperature data? how can I find the amplitude and phase shift of these AO,SAO and TAO?

[@majedalkafaji8592]

Thanks

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Why are you holding a thermal detonator?

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I thought you said thermal denominator at first but then read it first but its a yeti snowball microphone.

[@amitk5404]

Thankyou

[@Delos_Shoe]

Bro my teacher took an hour to explain this, it took this guy eight minutes....

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[@IsaiYuno]

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[@mayieljrgobroh8475]

if b is negative sir, what shall we do?

[@fellini_federico]

you just use absolute value, period is neither negative or positive

[@lemo4128]

2x-pai=0

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