The period of the y=1/2 sin (2x)-3 is 2.
We have given that,
y=1/2 sin (2x)-3
We have to determine the period
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A period is the part of the menstrual cycle when a woman bleeds from her vagina for a few days.
Normally the period of sin(2x) is 2x, but the pi inside the sin(2x) is a horizontal compression by a factor of 1/pi.
So 2pi·1/pi = 2
The 1/2 and -3 do not impact the period. Those just impact the amplitude (vertical aspect) of the graph.
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Answer:
g(x)=2-x² OR g(x)=-x²+2
Step-by-step explanation:
Notice that the red parabola doesn't stretch or compress. It only translates 3 units down. This means taking the original equation f(x)=-x²+5 and subtracting 3 units will get us the equation g(x)=-x²+2 which is also the same thing as g(x)=2-x². Looks like some of your answer choices got cut out of the picture so make sure to choose the answer I provided.
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