SOLUTION: Can you write a sine curve equation given a maximum point of ({{{pi/3}}},{{{3}}})

SOLUTION: Can you write a sine curve equation given a maximum point of ({{{pi/3}}},{{{3}}})

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Question 38938: Can you write a sine curve equation given a maximum point of (,)
Answer by fractalier(6550) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
y = 3 sin (x + ((pi)/6))
This is 3 times as tall and shifted pi/6 units to the left...the sine function maxxes at pi/2 normally...
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