Respuesta :
Answer:
See explanation below.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given transformed function:
[tex]y=-2 \sin \left[2(x-45^{\circ})\right]+1[/tex]
Part (a)
The parent function of the given function is: y = sin(x)
The five key points for graphing the parent function are:
- 3 x-intercepts → (0°, 0) (180°, 0) (360°, 0)
- maximum point → (90°, 1)
- minimum point → (270°, -1)
(See attachment 1)
Part (b)
Standard form of a sine function:
[tex]\text{f}(x)=\text{A} \sin\left[\text{B}(x+\text{C})\right]+\text{D}[/tex]
where:
- A = amplitude (height from the mid-line to the peak)
- 2π/B = period (horizontal distance between consecutive peaks)
- C = phase shift (horizontal shift - positive is to the left)
- D = vertical shift (axis of symmetry: y = D)
Therefore, for the given transformed function:
[tex]y=-2 \sin \left[2(x-45^{\circ})\right]+1[/tex]
- Amplitude = -2
- Period = 2π/2 = π
- Phase shift = 45° to the right
- Equation of axis of symmetry: y = 1
Part (c)
See attachment 2.

