What is k in sine functions?
For sine functions, the formula k times pi generally applies to the zeros. But what is k, and what is the difference between it and b?
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b is part of the general Fkt regulation
k is a parameter
because in the case of sin(x) zero points are at pi , 2pi , 3pi , but also at 0 and -1pi, -2pi, etc., these are combined with k*pi and k from the quantity Z (Z are all the pos and neg numbers included zero)