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How would you go about writing a function with no horizontal shift for these two sinusoids?

pic#1 has an amplitude of 1 and a midline of -2

pic#2 has an amplitude of 1 and a midline of 0

please show steps, that would help me understand these examples, thank you!


How would you go about writing a function with no horizontal shift for these two sinusoids?pic#1 ha
How would you go about writing a function with no horizontal shift for these two sinusoids?pic#1 ha

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