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Find the amplitude of the function.
y=4 sin 3x

Find the amplitude of the function. y=4 sin 3x-example-1

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Answer: a. 4

Explanation:

Given the sine function in the form:


y = asin(b(h-x))+k

You can identify the amplitude, the period, the vertical shift and the horizontal shift:


amplitude=|a|\\\\period=(2\pi)/(b)\\\\vertical\ shift=k\\\\horizontal\ shift=h

For the function
y=4sin3x, identify "a":


a=4

Then the amplitude is:


Amplitude=|a|\\Amplitude=|4|\\Amplitude=4

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User Sean McCarthy
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ANSWER

a. 4

EXPLANATION

The given function is


y = 4 \sin(3x)

This function is of the form:


y = A \sin(Bx)

where the amplitude is |A|.

By comparison, A=4.

Therefore the amplitude is |4|=4

The correct choice is A.

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