Trigonometry
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What's the same?
The shape of both graphs (a sinusoidal) is the same as well as the location of the zeroes.
What's different?
The maximum and minimum has changed.
Amplitude: the height above or below the sinusoidal axis, which is the value in front of sine theta.
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- Adding a constant will move the graph up or down. The constant will then become the value for your sinusoidal axis.
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- If you're going to your terminal side from your initial side (counterclockwise), your angle is positive.
- Going the opposite direction (clockwise), will give you a negative angle.
Co-terminal: when two angles share the same side
Soo, that's my post. I'm so sorry it's not.. uhm.. great. I have a huuge headache right now and my sickness isn't getting any better. ^^;;
Anyways, on to the good part! Uhhmmm, the next scribe will be.. uhh.. Justus ?
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