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# Sine wave

Construction of a sine wave with the user's parameters

The request was pretty straight: sin(3 pi:2+2t)

After the appearance of a new graphs on our site, I thought - why not?
And made a calculator that builds parametric sinusoid in range from 0 to $2\pi$
Why parametric? Because the graph is represented by the following formula

$y(x)=sin(kx+a)$, and the coefficients k and a can be set by user.

Some words about the form in which the user can set the coefficients.
There are three possible:

The number put in the box is interpreted as radians, for example, 2 radians

2. Degrees
The number put in the box is interpreted as degrees, for example, 60 degrees

The number put in the box is interpreted as a factor in front of the number $\pi$, for example, 2$\pi$ radian.

By default, k = 1, a = 0, that gives us a classic graph $y(x)=sin(x)$

P.S. It is clear that when k is very large, the graph looks shitty, but what can you do - its linear approximation after all

#### Sine wave

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