Final answer:
To solve a sine function from maxima and minima, you can use numerical methods for integration, solve a system of equations explicitly, or apply the properties of the sine function.
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve a sine function from maxima and minima, we can use a combination of numerical methods for integration (option A), solving a system of equations explicitly (option B), and applying the properties of the sine function (option C). Option D (computing eigenvalues and eigenvectors) is not directly applicable to solving a sine function.
Option A involves using numerical methods such as the trapezoidal rule or Simpson's rule to approximate the integral of the sine function. Option B involves setting up a system of equations using the properties of the sine function, such as its period and amplitude, and then solving for the unknowns. Option C involves using properties of the sine function, such as its symmetry and periodicity, to determine the values of the maxima and minima.