In the intersection of the image of the function y = - 5 / 2Sin (4x + 2 π / 3) and the X axis, the closest point to the origin is 4X + 2 π 3 = k π, why is it equal to K π,
Because it is the intersection of the image of the function y = - 5 / 2Sin (4x + 2 π / 3) and the X axis, that is, y = 0 and sin (KPAI) = 0
So 4x + 2pai / 3 = KPAI
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