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    The document contains instructions to graph the separate sine and cosine components of a function, then graph the entire function using a graphing calculator. It asks to sketch what is seen on the calculator display and write an equation for the calculator graph in the form f(x)=Acos(Bx-C), finding values for A, B, and C using the calculator's trace or maximum feature.

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    The document contains instructions to graph the separate sine and cosine components of a function, then graph the entire function using a graphing calculator. It asks to sketch what is seen on the calculator display and write an equation for the calculator graph in the form f(x)=Acos(Bx-C), finding values for A, B, and C using the calculator's trace or maximum feature.

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    Mass Spring Project 1 2

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    2) Graph the separate sine and cosine components of your function from (1) on the same

    set of axes. That is graph

    4 = bsin(ar)
    a

    aad x, =

    xo

    cos(af) ou the set of a:res below.

    (Sketch these graphs by hand and show two firll cycles.)

    It
    '-l

    3) Use a gra.phing ealculator (or online gaphing utility) to graph the entire firnction from
    part (1). Use the window settings indicated below. Sketch what you see on your
    calculator display.

    xmin:0
    xmax:2tt
    xscl = f,

    ymin= -5
    1ma:<:5
    yscl = 1

    4) Write an equation for your calculator graph inthe form r(r) = lcosl8(r-C)J. (Use
    the trace or manimum feature of your graphing utility to help you find values for Ao B,
    and C. I expect to see decimal approximations for these values.)

    Ae{L;r*rte?A=\,v
    terr,"oJ: S

    :$@

    Ph^suJrr\(t: C7o,L1

    /f\

    :J ,L ('slz-(rr0'ze)]

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