Hey all you smart math tutors!
I'm struggling with a problem in my assignment that requires me to graph three sine functions and find where all three of these sine functions are at their maximum y coordinate (1) at the same x coordinate.
The three sine functions are as following: sin ((2*pi*x)/23), sin ((pi*x)/14) and sin ((2*pi*x)/33)
I've tried to add these functions together into one larger function like: sin ((2*pi*x)/23) + sin ((pi*x)/14) + sin ((2*pi*x)/33) and use g-solve on my calculator the find the x-coordinate why y= 3 but the calculator said that that point did not exist! I have had some problems before but I really need an answer!
Thankyou O' generous tutors!
- Isaac
I'm struggling with a problem in my assignment that requires me to graph three sine functions and find where all three of these sine functions are at their maximum y coordinate (1) at the same x coordinate.
The three sine functions are as following: sin ((2*pi*x)/23), sin ((pi*x)/14) and sin ((2*pi*x)/33)
I've tried to add these functions together into one larger function like: sin ((2*pi*x)/23) + sin ((pi*x)/14) + sin ((2*pi*x)/33) and use g-solve on my calculator the find the x-coordinate why y= 3 but the calculator said that that point did not exist! I have had some problems before but I really need an answer!
Thankyou O' generous tutors!
- Isaac
