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Y=3sin(1/2 x+pi/6)please find amplitude period and phase shift

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User Brettski
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The given function is


y=3\sin ((1)/(2)x+(\pi)/(6))

We have to use the following form


a\sin (bx-c)+d

Where the amplitude is a, the period is 2pi/b, and the phase shift is c/b. In the given function a = 3, b = 1/2, and c = pi/6.


\begin{gathered} a=3 \\ T=(2\pi)/(b)=(2\pi)/((1)/(2))=4\pi \\ \theta=(c)/(b)=((\pi)/(6))/((1)/(2))=(2\pi)/(6)=(\pi)/(3) \end{gathered}

Therefore, the amplitude is 3, the period is 4pi, and the phase shift is pi/3.

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