How to find Phase Shift in Sin and Cos Graphs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- How to find the phase shift and horizontal shift in sine and cosine graphs and functions.
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Thank you!!! this was one of the best videos I found
Only one of the best? Looks like I've got more work to do.
Ok, so how do I find a phase shift between two sin graphs?
I’d imagine you’d have to find the phase shift for both and then subtract them.
@danthetutor2624 how do you subtract pi(a)/a. a being any number
@@danthetutor2624 like one is the shifted wave…
@@GrimBehelit what?
@@ThePreppar if you don't understand that I don't think you'll understand even if I elaborate.
this was really helpful. thank you man
ah yes my favorite explanation, it is to the right because its the opposite of what you think. its just since to reach any given point x on a curve without a horizontal translation on a curve with a translation, one must position oneself x+c along the x curve, since x+c-c=0. for positive c, this infers a translation to the right.
this is the best vid!! it was really helpful thanku
Glad you liked it!
@@danthetutor2624 i lovedd itt
Awesome, awesome, thank you 👍
2pi
Thanks for this, got confused on this because on Khan Academy, phase shift isn't explained nor is the factoring part.
And that’s why Khan Academy isn’t as good as Dan the Tutor. But that’s just my unbiased opinion.
you could also use addition formula to show this sin(x+90)=sinxcos90+cosxsin90 which equals cosx
Yes, that is true. I didn't even realize that until you said it.
great explanation thank you
Happy to help!
Thanks, I really need this😭
Always happy to help!
Great explanation was really helpful. Thank you so much!
Thank you for watching!
Oh my god thank you😭 this is really helpful, i have a presentation about this in the next 2 days and im stressing because I cant understand what a thing stated in the module
Believe me, I’ve been there. Happy to help!
Ong this was actually helpful
legend. thanks
Thanks G