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• Aug 28, 2011

*Bites*

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• Aug 28, 2011

Three exclamation? What does that mean?

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• Aug 28, 2011

Hehehehe!

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• Aug 27, 2011

Lol. Goodnight.

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• Aug 27, 2011

*Bites your head instead*

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• Aug 27, 2011

Chocolate!

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• Aug 27, 2011

My bad...

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• Aug 27, 2011

Oh that. Let me tell you young one. The only place where success comes before hard work is in the dictionary. Now, work hard, make mistakes, learn!

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  SpiralFlex

• Aug 27, 2011

Tell me!

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• Aug 27, 2011

What won't I believe?

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• Aug 27, 2011

Those flowers were delicious. Why do you owe me?

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• Aug 27, 2011

*Bites flowers*

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• Aug 27, 2011

Of course there would be! Where do you want me to start from?

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• Aug 27, 2011

Ugh...Do you want me to start from the beginning? Giving you a beginner's lesson on trigonometric graphs?

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• Aug 27, 2011

I would highly doubt it's in degrees. If there is no degrees sign in your question. We always have to assume is in radians. Have you learnt radians before?

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• Aug 27, 2011

Also, it this in radians or degrees?

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• Aug 27, 2011

Wait for my PM.

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• Aug 27, 2011

Well, what things do you know?

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• Aug 27, 2011

I'll assume you want to graph it.

y = 4 sin pi*x + 3

Is the 3 inside the trig ratio or outside?

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• Aug 27, 2011

Type in using latex. Make a new thread or PM.

You can use the latex editor when you click reply, select the f(x) button.

Then you enter your codes. Then add [ tex] to the front of your code and [/ tex] (No spaces) to the end of your code.