How do you graph #-2sinx+2#?

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BeeFree
Nov 15, 2015

#-2sinx+2# can be graphed by starting with #sinx#

Explanation:

The #-2# tells us two things: (a) the amplitude is 2, and (b) the graph of #sinx# is reflected over the x-axis . Finally, the +2 shifts the entire graph vertically upward 2 units.

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