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∙ 17y agoBecause writing skills have eroded so greatly, lots of schools make all students write essays in every class, even math class, which kills me, but oh well. Here are some ideas that you will have to develop: The basic equation for a sine function is y = A*sin(x), where A is the maximum amplitude of the sine wave. If A is one, then the simplest equation for a sine function is y = sin(x). The basic equation of a line in slope-intercept format is y = mx + b, where m is the slope of the line and b is the y-intercept. If m is one and b is zero, then the simplest equation is y = x. The sine function increases in value from zero to one as x increases from zero to 90. It then decreases in value for x > 90, returning to zero when x = 180. For values of x between 180 and 270, sin(x) becomes increasingly negative, achieving a value of -1 when x = 270. For values of x greater than 270, sin(x) becomes decreasingly negative, returning to zero again when x = 360, which is the same value as when x = 0. Hence, you can say that sin(x) is periodic. For the linear function y = x, there is no periodicity. As the value of x increases, the value of y increases. A two-fold increase in the value of x produces a two-fold increase in the value of y. A ten-fold increase in x produces a ten-fold increase in y. When x is positive, y is, too. When x is negative, so is y. Perhaps you won't have to develop that much, after all.
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∙ 17y agoA sinusoidal equation represents a periodic function that oscillates between maximum and minimum values, such as y = A sin(Bx + C) + D. A linear equation, on the other hand, represents a straight line with a constant slope, such as y = mx + b. Sinusoidal equations involve trigonometric functions and represent wave-like patterns, whereas linear equations simply represent a straight line relationship between two variables.
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Questions which there is only one answer such as what are the obstacles to manned missions to Mars are unsuitable as the basis of a research essay is that they do not produce debatable conclusions.
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In his essay "Is everything determined?", Stephen Hawking discusses the concept of determinism and its implications for the future. He explores the idea that the universe may be governed by deterministic laws that determine all events, including human actions. The purpose of the essay is to provoke thought and discussion about the nature of reality and the limits of our understanding of the universe.
A complete essay typically consists of an introduction that presents the topic and thesis statement, body paragraphs that support the thesis with evidence and analysis, and a conclusion that restates the main points and provides a concluding thought. Each paragraph should focus on a specific aspect of the topic and should flow in a logical sequence to effectively communicate the writer's ideas.
compare and contrast essay ^^APEX^^
explain what you'll compare and contrast in the essay and why. (apex)-jfattie:))
A compare and contrast essay's purpose is to analyze the difference and similarities of two subjects.
You start a compare and contrast essay by stating what you will be talking about. You then go on to argue one point and then the other.
has the same components as any other literary essay.
A compare and contrast essay is an essay that discusses the similarities and differences (or pros and cons) between two subjects. An essay written about the prices of a McDonald's burger and a Burger King burger would be an example.
A compare and contrast essay develops a thesis statement.
Compare-and-contrast essay.
Books, beverages, and igneous rocks
couch airplane..
This would be called a compare-and-contrast essay.
This type of essay is called a compare and contrast essay. It analyzes how two or more things are alike (compare) and different (contrast) in terms of their characteristics or features.