Find an Equation of a Transformed Sine Function: y=asin(bx+c)+d

This video explains how to determine a possible equation of a transformation of the sine function.

[macmalcolm]

Thank you, I had no idea why it seemed like I was unfoiling aSin(bx+c)+d to get aSin(b(x+c))+d. Makes much more sense now. Cheers!

[soyespejo]

Thank you for this awesome explanation.

[Silly_Sam]

Thank you so much! I was soooo confused about how to determine the b value using 2 pi but your video made it make sense