Answer:
By substituting the values of A, C, and D the equation modelling the function is;
g(x) = 3·sin(x - π/2) - 4
Step-by-step explanation:
From the given information, we have;
The vertical stretch of the sine function = 3 × The parent function
∴ A = 3
Given that the horizontal shift left = π/2 units, (from an online source with similar question)
The vertical shift down = 4 units
The given function, g is g(x) = A·sin(x + C) + D
Where;
A = The amplitude = The maximum displacement from the rest or equilibrium position = 3
C = The horizontal shift = -π/2 (The negative sign is for the shifting to the left)
D = The vertical shift = -4 (The negative sign is for a shift in the downward direction)
Therefore, the equation modelling the function is;
g(x) = 3·sin(x - π/2) - 4
. This is proved by the fact that the distance between each corner ABC to the mirror line equals to the distance between the mirror line to A'B'C'.
