Sine and Cosine Graphs

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Where is the y-intercept of the graph of y=sin(x) shown?

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Where is the y-intercept of the graph of y=cos(x) shown?

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Using Desmos, graph y=sin(x) and y=sin(x+2).

What happened to the graph of y=sin(x) when you added 2 to x?

• Shifted left 2

• Shifted right 2

• Shifted up 2

• Shifted down 2

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Using Desmos, graph y=sin(x) and y=sin(x-1).

What happened to the graph of y=sin(x) when you subtracted from x?

• Shifted left 1

• Shifted right 1

• Shifted up 1

• Shifted down 1

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Using Desmos, graph y=sin(x) and y=sin(x) +2

What happened to the graph of y=sin(x) when you added 2 to sin(x)?

• Shifted left 2

• Shifted right 2

• Shifted up 2

• Shifted down 2

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Using Desmos, graph y=sin(x) and y=sin(x)-5.

What happened to the graph of y=sin(x) when you subtracted 5 from sin(x)?

• Shifted left 5

• Shifted right 5

• Shifted up 5

• Shifted down 5

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When graphing y=sin(x).

When you add a value to x, in the parenthesis, the graph ​ (a)   .

When you subtract a value from x, in the parenthesis, the graph ​ (b)  

When you add a value to sin(x) the graph ​ (c)  

When you subtract a value from sin(x) the graph ​ (d)  

• shifts left
• shifts right
• shifts up
• shifts down

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