How do you determine the amplitude, period, and shifts to graph $y = Sin (300t)$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2018-06-26T13:21:25

$A=|1|=1$
$T=(2pi)/300=pi/150$
$"horizontal shift"=0$
$"vertical shift"=0$

( $A$ is amplitude, $T$ is period)

Sinusoidal functions can be written as

$y=asin(c(x-d))+b$

where
$|a|$ is the amplitude ( $A$ )
$b$ is the vertical shift
$(2pi)/c$ is the period ( $T$ )
$d$ is the horizontal shift.

In this case:
$A=|1|=1$
$T=(2pi)/300=pi/150$
$"horizontal shift"=0$
$"vertical shift"=0$

How do you determine the amplitude, period, and shifts to graph y = Sin (300t) y = Sin (300t) ?