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The function f(t) = 20 sin (pi over 5t) + 12 models the temperature of a periodic chemical reaction where t represents time in hours. What are the maximum and minimum temperatures of the reaction, and how long does the entire cycle take?

Maximum: 20°; minimum: 8°; period: 12 hours

Maximum: 32°; minimum: −8°; period: 10 hours

Maximum: 20°; minimum: 12°; period: pi over 5 hours

Maximum: 32°; minimum: 8°; period: pi over 5 hours

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The answer for the exercise shown above is the second option, which is: Maximum: 32°; minimum: −8°; period: 10 hours.
The explanation is shown below:
You can make a graph of the function given in the problem above: f(t)=20Sin(π/5t)+12.
As you can see in the graph, the maximum point is at 32 over the y-axis, and the minimum is at -8.
The lenght of the repeating pattern of the function (Its period) is 10.
The function f(t) = 20 sin (pi over 5t) + 12 models the temperature of a periodic-example-1
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