Amplitude is half the distance between the minimum and maximum values of the range of a periodic function with a bounded range and Periodic is a function that repeats itself after a specific period of time .
Amplitude is the objective measurement of the degree of change (positive or negative) in the compression and rarefaction of air molecule caused by sound waves and Periodic is a function that repeats itself after a specific period of time .
Periodic is a function that is marked by repeating cycles (such as time). Amplitude is a measurement of its change over a single period.Amplitudes can either be postive or negative.
Natasha Lawrence Reid A function that repeats itself after a specific period of time is called a Periodic Function.Amplitude is half the distance between the minimum and maximum values of the range of a periodic function with a bounded range.
A Periodic Function is a function appearing or occurring at specific intervals and Amplitude is half the height of the wave and also the absolute value of wave
Amplitude is the maximum distance or value of a varying quantity from its mean or base value, or half the maximum peak-to-peak value of a periodic function such as a simple harmonic motion. Periodic is a function that repeats the same value at regular intervals of the variable.
Amplitude is the maximum distance of a quantity, usually vertically displayed, yet it is half the height of the wave and can be either positive or negative.
Periodic is a repeating function at the same value at specific intervals.
Amplitude is the max distance or value of a varying quantity from its mean or base value, or half the max peak-to-peak value of a periodic function such as a simple harmonic motion. Periodic is a function that repeats the same value at regular intervals of the variable.
A periodic is a function that repeats its values in regular intervals or periods. A amplitude is the maximum distance of a quantity from its mean or half the wave of the function from point to point. DeVante' Roberts
There is a difference between Amplitude & periodic. Periodic is a repeated function and after a certain period of time, while Amplitude is half the distance between the minimum and maximum (value range) of a periodic function
A periodic function is a f(x) that has repeated values over a period of time. The amplitude is half the distance between the max. and min. values of the range in a periodic function(only if the range is bounded of the periodic function will there be an amplitude).
The difference between an amplitude and a periodic function,is that,amplitude is half the height of a wave and a periodic function is a function that repeats the same value at regular intervals from left to right.
Periodic functions repeat over and over, or cycle on a specific period. However, the Amplitude of a function is half the distance between the minimum and maximum values of the range, of a periodic function. The two affect music extremely, as a prime example. The amplitude and period of a function represent the height and cycle length of a curve. Amplitude indicates the energy of a sound and the period determines its pitch.
The amplitude is half the distance between the max and min of the range of a function and periodic is the repetiton of the same value in regular intervals.
The difference between an amplitude and a periodic function, amplitude is the maximum distance or value of a varying quantity from its mean or base value and is the maximum distance of a quantity. A periodic function is a function that repeats itself or a function appearing or occurring at specific intervals. Tanou Diallo 1st period
The difference between periodic and amplitude: Periodic is the length it takes for a funtion to repeat itself. The amplitude is half the height of the wave from the max to the min.
The difference between Periodic and Amplitude. Amplitude is the maximum value of a periodic curve measured along its vertical axes. It also is the angle made with the positive horizontal axis by the vector representation of a complex number. Periodic is having a graph repeat itself. Its basically a function that repeats its values in intervals or periods.
A function that repeats itself after a specific period of time is called a Periodic. Amplitude is half the distance between the minimum and maximum values of the range of a periodic function with a bounded range.
A periodic function is a function that repeats its values in regular intervals or periods; and amplitude is half the distance between the minimum and maximum values on the periodic function.
Tiara Collins
ReplyDeleteAmplitude is half the distance between the minimum and maximum values of the range of a periodic function with a bounded range and Periodic is a function that repeats itself after a specific period of time .
amplitude deals with the distance between 2 values periodic f(x)thats repeats itsself
ReplyDeleteAmplitude is the objective measurement of the degree of change (positive or negative) in the compression and rarefaction of air molecule caused by sound waves and Periodic is a function that repeats itself after a specific period of time .
ReplyDeletePeriodic is a function that is marked by repeating cycles (such as time). Amplitude is a measurement of its change over a single period.Amplitudes can either be postive or negative.
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DeletePeriodic is a function that is marked by repeating cycles. Amplitude is a measurement of its change over a single period.
Natasha Lawrence Reid
ReplyDeleteA function that repeats itself after a specific period of time is called a Periodic Function.Amplitude is half the distance between the minimum and maximum values of the range of a periodic function with a bounded range.
A Periodic Function is a function appearing or occurring at specific intervals and Amplitude is half the height of the wave and also the absolute value of wave
ReplyDeleteAmplitude is the maximum distance or value of a varying quantity from its mean or base value, or half the maximum peak-to-peak value of a periodic function such as a simple harmonic motion. Periodic is a function that repeats the same value at regular intervals of the variable.
ReplyDeleteAmplitude is the maximum distance of a quantity, usually vertically displayed, yet it is half the height of the wave and can be either positive or negative.
ReplyDeletePeriodic is a repeating function at the same value at specific intervals.
Amplitude is the max distance or value of a varying quantity from its mean or base value, or half the max peak-to-peak value of a periodic function such as a simple harmonic motion. Periodic is a function that repeats the same value at regular intervals of the variable.
ReplyDeleteA periodic is a function that repeats its values in regular intervals or periods. A amplitude is the maximum distance of a quantity from its mean or half the wave of the function from point to point.
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There is a difference between Amplitude & periodic. Periodic is a repeated function and after a certain period of time, while Amplitude is half the distance between the minimum and maximum (value range) of a periodic function
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A periodic function is a f(x) that has repeated values over a period of time. The amplitude is half the distance between the max. and min. values of the range in a periodic function(only if the range is bounded of the periodic function will there be an amplitude).
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The difference between an amplitude and a periodic function,is that,amplitude is half the height of a wave and a periodic function is a function that repeats the same value at regular intervals from left to right.
ReplyDeletePeriodic functions repeat over and over, or cycle on a specific period. However, the Amplitude of a function is half the distance between the minimum and maximum values of the range, of a periodic function. The two affect music extremely, as a prime example. The amplitude and period of a function represent the height and cycle length of a curve. Amplitude indicates the energy of a sound and the period determines its pitch.
ReplyDeleteThe amplitude is half the distance between the max and min of the range of a function and periodic is the repetiton of the same value in regular intervals.
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The difference between an amplitude and a periodic function, amplitude is the maximum distance or value of a varying quantity from its mean or base value and is the maximum distance of a quantity. A periodic function is a function that repeats itself or a function appearing or occurring at specific intervals. Tanou Diallo
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The difference between periodic and amplitude:
ReplyDeletePeriodic is the length it takes for a funtion to repeat itself. The amplitude is half the height of the wave from the max to the min.
Maya Williams
7th period
Amplitude is defined as half the distance between the minimum and maximum values and a periodic function repeats itself in specific intervals.
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7th Period
The difference between Periodic and Amplitude. Amplitude is the maximum value of a periodic curve measured along its vertical axes. It also is the angle made with the positive horizontal axis by the vector representation of a complex number. Periodic is having a graph repeat itself. Its basically a function that repeats its values in intervals or periods.
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6th Period
Amplitude is half the distance between the minimum and maximum values and a periodic function is a function that repeats itselfs
ReplyDeleteA function that repeats itself after a specific period of time is called a Periodic. Amplitude is half the distance between the minimum and maximum values of the range of a periodic function with a bounded range.
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Amplitude is half the distance Betweeb the minimum and maximum Values and A periodic function is a function that repeats itself
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A periodic function is a function that repeats its values in regular intervals or periods; and amplitude is half the distance between the minimum and maximum values on the periodic function.
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Amplitude is the magnitude of maximum variation within one period while periodic is something which occurs (repeats) every specified period of time.
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--> Periodic Function: A Function That Repeats Itself After A Specific Period Of Time.
ReplyDelete--> Amplitude: Half The Distance Between The Minimum And Maximum Values Of The Range Of The Periodic Function.
Ryli Smith
7th Period Pre-Calculus
January, 21, 2013
The Differences between Periodic and Amplitude is periodic the amount of times it repeats itself and amplitude is the height the frequency reaches
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