Graph of y = sin x from −2π to 2π

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The sine curve y = sin x on a grid whose x-axis runs from −2π to 2π, numbered −2π, −π, 0, π and 2π, and whose y-axis runs from −2 to 2
The curve y = sin x on a coordinate grid whose x-axis runs from −2π to 2π, with a gridline every π/2 and numbers at −2π, −π, 0, π and 2π, and whose y-axis runs from −2 to 2. The curve rises and falls between 1 and −1, crossing the x-axis at every multiple of π. The equation isn’t written on the figure.

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Answer key

  • y = sin(x)

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