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| What about amplitude? Does it have something to do with a wave? | |
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| Yes, amplitude measures the height from the center line to the peak (or to the trough). Or we can measure the height from highest to lowest points and divide that by 2. | |
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| Well that was nice correlation. Now, what about phase shift and vertical shift? Are the similar? | |
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| Yes, in a way they are. Phase shift measures how far the function is horizontally to the right of the usual position. | |
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| Let me guess...Vertical Shift measures how far the function is vertically up from the usual position | |
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| Yes, Nick! That was right. See I knew you would catch on friend. *winks eye* | |
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