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 The period of the graph is given by the time between peaks. One can see that the graph can be split into vertical slices as shown below. The period of the graph is given by the time between peaks. One can see that the graph can be split into vertical slices as shown below.
  
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 It should be easy to see based on the visual above that the time between peaks is just four times the time value at the first peak. So then the period is $0.04\text{ s}$. It should be easy to see based on the visual above that the time between peaks is just four times the time value at the first peak. So then the period is $0.04\text{ s}$.
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