Effect of Adding a Constant to Sin/Cos Function (Leaving Cert Mathematics): Flashcards

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Effect of Adding a Constant to Sin/Cos Function
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Transformation from adding constant to sin⁡(x)\sin(x) or cos⁡(x)\cos(x)

Vertical shift

General form of vertical shift for sine function

y=sin⁡(x)+ky = \sin(x) + k

Property changed by adding constant to sin⁡(x)\sin(x) or cos⁡(x)\cos(x)

Midline

Effect when k>0k > 0 in y=sin⁡(x)+ky = \sin(x) + k

Graph shifts upward by kk units

Effect when k<0k < 0 in y=cos⁡(x)+ky = \cos(x) + k

Graph shifts downward by ∣k∣|k| units

New midline after vertical shift by kk

y=ky = k

Effect on amplitude when constant added to sin⁡(x)\sin(x)

Remains the same

Period of sin⁡(x)+k\sin(x) + k or cos⁡(x)+k\cos(x) + k

2π2\pi

Effect on frequency when constant added to cos⁡(x)\cos(x)

Remains the same

Role of new midline y=ky = k for the wave

Centre of oscillation

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