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What is the rule of a function of the form f(t)= a sin (bt+c) +d whose graph appears to be identical to the given graph?

What is the rule of a function of the form f(t)= a sin (bt+c) +d whose graph appears-example-1
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Answer:

Its D i just did it

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Answer:

Option D.

Explanation:

We can easily solve this problem by using a graphing calculator or plotting tool.

The function is

f(t) = a*sin (b*t +c) + d

Please, see attached picture below.

By looking at the picture with all the possible cases, we can tell that the correct option is D.

The function has a period of T = 6π

Max . Amplitude = 9

Min . Amplitude = -5

What is the rule of a function of the form f(t)= a sin (bt+c) +d whose graph appears-example-1
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