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4-28.

The amplitude of a periodic function is defined as half the distance between the highest point (or max) and the lowest point (or min). It can also be thought of as the distance from the middle of the graph to the top. Consider the “sawtooth” graph at right.

  1. What is the amplitude?

  2. What is the period?


    The period is the horizontal distance to complete cycle.

  3. Find the domain and range.

    All Real numbers.

  4. What are the roots of the function? Express the roots as an equation.

Continuous linear piecewise, turning at the following points, down @ (negative 6, comma negative 2), up @ (negative 2, comma negative 2), down @ (0, comma 2), up @ (2, comma negative 2), down @ (4, comma 2), up @ (6, comma negative 2).