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katrin [286]
3 years ago
12

Don’t really get these very much. Can anyone help ?

Mathematics
1 answer:
storchak [24]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

23) g has an amplitude greater than the period of f/Both lines have the same period/There are no shifts of any kind between both lines.

24) Both lines have the same amplitude/g has a period less than period of f/There are no shifts of any kind between both lines.

25) Both lines have the same amplitude/Both lines have the same period/There is an horizontal shift between f and g.

26) Both lines have the same amplitude/Both lines have the same period/There is a vertical shift between f and g.

Step-by-step explanation:

We proceed to describe succintly all differences and simmilarities between f and g in each case:

23) g has an amplitude greater than the period of f/Both lines have the same period/There are no shifts of any kind between both lines.

24) Both lines have the same amplitude/g has a period less than period of f/There are no shifts of any kind between both lines.

25) Both lines have the same amplitude/Both lines have the same period/There is an horizontal shift between f and g.

26) Both lines have the same amplitude/Both lines have the same period/There is a vertical shift between f and g.

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