Answer: amplitude and period are two different things. The amplitude is -1/3, and the period is 360 degrees.
Step-by-step explanation: to find the amplitude, you just look at what number is in front of sin. If there isn't one, an amplitude of 1 is implied (in this case. Keep in mind that different functions have different standards).
To find the period, you take term b (which is what comes after sin). In this case, b is 1 because there's no specific number there. Again, it's implied. Because this is sin and not tan, for example, you take 360/b=period. 360/1=360 degrees.
