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Assume the graph of a function of the form y=asin(k(x+b)) is given below. which of the following are possible values for a, k, and b?​

Assume the graph of a function of the form y=asin(k(x+b)) is given below. which of the following are possible values for a, k, and b?​
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assume the graph of a function of the form y=asin(k(x+b)) is given below. which of the following are possible values for a, k, and b?​

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a=4, k=2, and b= -pi/4

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