SOLUTION: how to graph sin(pi-x)
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Question 642311: how to graph sin(pi-x)
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Use the Sine of the Difference formula:
\ =\ \sin(A)\cos(B)\ -\ \cos(A)\sin(B))
So:
\ =\ \sin(\pi)\cos(x)\ -\ \cos(\pi)\sin(x))
But \ =\ 0\ \ )
and \ =\ -1)
, so:
\ =\ 0\,\cdot\,\cos(x)\ -\ (-1)\sin(x)\ =\ \sin(x))
So, you graph )
and label it )
and then challenge anyone to prove you wrong.
John
My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it
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