Periodic Functions and Transformations

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What is a periodic function?

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A periodic function is a function that repeats its values at regular intervals or periods.

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How can you identify a periodic graph?

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A graph is periodic if a unique section repeats over and over again.

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What is the amplitude of a periodic function?

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The amplitude is the maximum distance from the center line to the peak or trough of the graph.

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How is the period of a function defined?

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The period of a function is how long one cycle is before the function repeats.

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What is the general form of a cosine function?

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What does the parameter A represent in the cosine function?

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The parameter A represents the amplitude of the function.

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How do you calculate the period of a cosine function?

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What is the effect of changing the value of B in the cosine function?

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Changing the value of B affects the period of the function; a larger B results in a shorter period.

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What does a vertical shift in a periodic function do?

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A vertical shift moves the graph up or down without affecting its shape or period.

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What is the phase shift in a periodic function?

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The phase shift is the horizontal shift left or right of the graph, determined by the value of C in the function.

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