Which of the following statement best describes the graph of y=sin(x+C) where C>

Question

Which of the following statement best describes the graph of

y=sin(x+C) where

C>0?

Choose the correct answer.

A.

The graph of

y=sin(x+C) can be obtained by horizontally shifting each quarter point of

y=sin(x) to the left C units.

B.

The graph of

y=sin(x+C) can be obtained by horizontally shifting each quarter point of

y=sin(x) vertically up C units.

C.

The graph of

y=sin(x+C) can be obtained by horizontally shifting each quarter point of

y=sin(x) to the right C units.

D.

The graph of

y=sin(x+C) can be obtained by horizontally shifting each quarter point of

y=sin(x) vertically down C units.

Explanation / Answer

y=sin(x+C) where

C>0?

A.

The graph of

y=sin(x+C) can be obtained by horizontally shifting each quarter point of

y=sin(x) to the left C units.

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