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<div class="simpleFunction" data="y = sin(x);"></div>
Take a careful look at this sine wave. Note how the *y* values flow smoothly between +1 and -1. As we saw in the time example in the previous chapter, you can use this rhythmic behavior of [```sin()```](../glossary/?search=sin) to animate properties. If you are reading this example in a browser you will see that the you can change the code in the formula above to watch how the wave changes. (Note: don't forget the semicolon at the end of the lines.)
Take a careful look at this sine wave. Note how the *y* values flow smoothly between +1 and -1. As we saw in the time example in the previous chapter, you can use this rhythmic behavior of [```sin()```](../glossary/?search=sin) to animate properties. If you are reading this example in a browser you will see that you can change the code in the formula above to watch how the wave changes. (Note: don't forget the semicolon at the end of the lines.)
Try the following exercises and notice what happens: