The graph of sin x will be shifted left side by π/2 and the central axis gets shifted downward by one unit.
What is a sinusoidal Function?
It is a function that repeats itself in a particular time interval.
The equation is given as
y = A sin (ωx + Ф) + C
Where A is the amplitude, ω is the frequency, Ф is the phase difference, and C is the constant.
The function is given below.
h(x) = 2sin(x + π/2) – 1
The graph of sin x will be shifted left side by π/2 and the central axis gets shifted downward by one unit.
The amplitude of the sine function will be 2.
The graph of the function is shown below.
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