Trigonometric graphs lesson 6 - Horizontal translation part 1
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Channel: Magic Monk · 2015 · Education
In this video we talk about how to shift the curve y=sin(x) to the right or to the left, by adding a constant inside the bracket e.g. by writing y=sin(x+c) this will move the curve to the left by c units. This only works when coefficient of x is 1. In the next video we will discuss what to do if the coefficient is not 1.
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