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First of all, let's consider the line, since it's simpler to graph: we draw the endpoints and connect them:
So, you just need to draw the points
As for the trigonometric function, we have to start from the parent function and derive the graph of its child function via transformations:
- When we multiply the whole function by 2, we stretch the graph vertically. So, the function has still period
, but now it ranges from -2 to 2 instead of from -1 to 1 (amplitude 2)
- When we multiply the argument by 2, we compress the function horizontally. So, the new period becomes
, and the function makes two complete oscillations from 0 to
You can see the two functions in the image below. You can also see that the two graphs cross 4 times, meaning that the equation
has four solutions.
