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Based on the graph of the function that represents the rider's distance from the ground, how long will it take before the rider is at the lowest point on the Ferris wheel?

Based On The Graph Of The Function That Represents The Riders Distance From The Ground How Long Will It Take Before The Rider Is At The Lowest Point On The Ferr class=

Sagot :

In this case we have

[tex]D(t)=10\sin (\frac{t}{20})+10[/tex]

In this case we will graph the function

As we can see the lowest point is on 30 pi

[tex]D(30\pi)=10\sin (\frac{30\pi}{20})+10=10(-1)+10=-10+10=0[/tex]

ANSWER

30pi seconds

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