Posted by Christina on Sunday, August 12, 2012 at 7:07pm.
sin(x) has amplitude 1, period 2pi, no phase shift
sin(x-pi/3) is shifted pi/3 to the right
sin(2(x-pi/3)) has period pi, shifted right by pi/3
2sin(2(x-pi/3)) meets the requirements.
Do the others in lime wise.
Recall that tan(x) has period pi, not 2pi.
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