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1. Write down the equation of a sinusoidal function f with the mean value 2, amplitude 4, the period 3 and f(6) = 2

2. Write down the equation of a sinusoidal function f with the mean value: -1, amplitude 5, the period 4 pi and f(0) = -1

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In general, a sinusoidal function can be expressed as f(t) = A * sin(2*pi*t/T + p ) + B

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