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What function has this graph?
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InSketching graph Exponential and logarithmic functions.How to graph trig functions on ti-nspire cx CAS?Graph the following function: $y = sin frac12left(x-fracpi6right)$How to graph this sin equation?I can't find an appropriate piecewise function for this graphHow do I represent the graph of $,sin (x-2),$?How to figure out what the graph of $frac sin xx$What secant graph goes through the following points?find sine and cosine function from graphTrigonometric function graph
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What a terrible question to land in the HNQ list...
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The function is: $x sin (20 pi x)$
![x Sin[2 Pi x]](https://i.stack.imgur.com/VUBJW.png)
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Close! Scale is a bit off, though.
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