SOLUTION: What is the period of the function Y= 1/3 sin(π/2-π) ?
Algebra.Com
Question 616402: What is the period of the function Y= 1/3 sin(π/2-π) ?
Answer by jsmallt9(3758) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Without a second variable the equation says that y = a number which is the equation of a horizontal line:
This is not a periodic function so it has no period.
RELATED QUESTIONS
The function {{{ y = 3 }}} sin(2x) has a period of either
A) 2π
B) π
(answered by Alan3354)
determine the amplitude and period and phase shift of each function.
Then graph one... (answered by Alan3354)
Whats the period of the function below?
y = 1/4 tan 0/2
A.) π/2
B.) π
C.)... (answered by Boreal)
Whats the period of the function below?
y = 1/4 tan 0/2
A.) π/2
B.) π... (answered by ikleyn)
Is this right? please check exact value of tan(5π/3)sec(-5π/6) and other?... (answered by Alan3354)
If cot t=1/3, and π < t < 3π/2, what is the value of sin t. (answered by jrfrunner)
state the amplitude and period of the function; then graph (include... (answered by Alan3354)
state the amplitude and period of the function; then graph (include... (answered by Alan3354)
The function {{{ y = 4 }}}cos(½ {{{ x }}}) has the period of
A) π/2
B)... (answered by josmiceli)