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How do you draw a graph of sin1by x? - Answers
Just as you would draw the graph of any other function: -- Select several different numbers for 'x'. -- For each one, calculate the value of "sin1by x", and mark the point on the graph paper. -- After you've done this for enough values of 'x', you'll start to see the shape of the graph, with whatever twists and turns it may have. From there, you can draw most of it free-hand, without any more calculations.
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How do you draw a graph of sin1by x? - Answers
Just as you would draw the graph of any other function: -- Select several different numbers for 'x'. -- For each one, calculate the value of "sin1by x", and mark the point on the graph paper. -- After you've done this for enough values of 'x', you'll start to see the shape of the graph, with whatever twists and turns it may have. From there, you can draw most of it free-hand, without any more calculations.
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How do you draw a graph of sin1by x? - Answers
Just as you would draw the graph of any other function: -- Select several different numbers for 'x'. -- For each one, calculate the value of "sin1by x", and mark the point on the graph paper. -- After you've done this for enough values of 'x', you'll start to see the shape of the graph, with whatever twists and turns it may have. From there, you can draw most of it free-hand, without any more calculations.
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