Asked by justme
how to find the first three zeros to the right of origin in a sinusoidal function?
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Answered by
Steve
Good question. If you have
y=sin(x) + 2,
then there aren't any.
If you have cos(kx) the period is 2pi/k
How about sin(x<sup>2</sup>)? That's sinusoidal, with decreasing period.
In short, you question cannot be answered without further information
y=sin(x) + 2,
then there aren't any.
If you have cos(kx) the period is 2pi/k
How about sin(x<sup>2</sup>)? That's sinusoidal, with decreasing period.
In short, you question cannot be answered without further information
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