Periodic Functions and Their Properties

This lesson shows some properties of periodic functions. This lesson was created for the MCR3U Functions course in the province of Ontario, Canada.

[AlRichards]

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[jesuslovesyou]

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[anuraagbalaji]

Can a periodic function have arrows on the end or no?


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[AlRichards]

@makeuploverr4ever At what time are you referring to?

[AnnieSloan]

At 6:14.
You said the function started at 0, but it started at 1.0 mm. I think you may have mixed it up.

[contestcollections]

Respected sir, how to find the value of arcsin(sin23) and arcsin(sin24), where 23 and 24 is in radian. Explain the solution through a video and also show me how many angle would we have to drag the angle to take it between -pi/2 to pi/2 so that it could achieved in the principle value range of inverse sine function .

[AnnieSloan]

or no wait. i apologize, I mixed up. Sorry.