Question

How do you graph `y=sin(x-pi/4)`?

Answer 1

It would be graph of y= sin x , but with a lateral shift of `pi/4` to the right.

Explanation:

The graph of sin (x-`pi/4`) would be just like the graph of sinx with a horizontal shift of `pi/4` to the right. Thus it would require to graph y= sin x and then give it a lateral shift of `pi/4` to the right.