Graph y = sin (2x)

[@Dooosday]

this has been really helpful! thank you so much, Professor, for your time and explanation!

[@uthmandeniz]

I needed the revision. Thanks.

[@peterdjentuh3976]

Great explanation. You made it sooo simple to understand. Thanks.

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[@syas553]

Thank you for explaining.

[@roksanaakter4339]

thank you sir. what about the graph of Y=1-sinx

[@stupidsoldier4360]

Thank you! It was really helpful!

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[@learnalgebraorg3786]

Thank you, I appreciate it!!

[@vishnuraj1181]

so grateful, gratitude from India.

[@fr4n484]

Thanks, it helped me out a lot

[@nurgisa3902]

Thank yous so much!It was very simple to understand lesson🎉

[@Neeraj_Malik]

What if sin(3x). So, 3x = 2 pi => x = 2 pi/3. But there is only 3pi/2. Not 2pi/3. So how to calculate it?????

[@sable4539]

the period is 60 I think

[@hattyuholgy3489]

But how can we find x value ?

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[@EotopianYsmash-ci8uh]

Very interesting video, however, it is not clear. The camera needs to be zoomed or else get more closer to the board...

[@gabrielrojas8718]

Thank you! 🤩

[@redline._]

thank you very much for this simple explanation!

[@christianagbodza8279]

Brilliant! Such clarity!

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Dr. Joel R. Helms you are most welcome!

[@princyvarghese7]

What will be the domain , range and period of this graph .plz sir reply

[@physaliss8626]

Thank you so much! Great explanation

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[@АрыстанКайырбай-е1т]

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Sir really thankful, respect nd love from India

[@akshatmaurya2939]

very helpful ......thanx from india

[@КамиллаГазова-ж6щ]

Thank you so much

[@bhriguraj1151]

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[@trefferendebanane]

so what would happen if sin or cos was squared ? something like sin^2(x)

[@jamarwilliams7823]

wow thank you sir.

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[@cheveuxdelin3660]

nice video bruh